oops, forgot my name in the previous post...
it is office xp.
One suggestion that may be completely off the wall but might make a
difference is to check the Compatibility Options (Tools | Options |
Compatibility) and make sure they are set to Word 2002. Also, make sure that
the table is not wrapped (Table Properties | Table | Wrapping: None). It's
hard to imagine what might be causing this problem, but if you would like to
send (to my email--don't post it here) a *small* sample of a document
experiencing this issue, I'll be happy to take a look at it.

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cbfunky - 07 Sep 2004 09:43 GMT
Thanks for the offer but I found a little trick around
the problem:
I insert a footnote anywhere on the same page above the
table, set its color to white, and delete the space
between those two words (so it looks like regular text).
This is where I write the footnote remark.
Next I delete the original footnote and replace it with a
number formatted so it looks like a footnote but doesn't
have a link underneath it.
Not very elegant but it gets the job done.
Thanks again for your help!
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