It's not something I'd attempt. I can think of two ways to do it, neither of
them really satisfactory and both every labor-intensive, especially if you
want to preserve the equal row height of the two languages so that the
paragraphs are parallel.

A third possibility, equally labor-intensive but with at least some hope of
success, would be to split the table into page-size chunks and repeat each
chunk on the following (facing) page. Set each column to the margin width
and make the even-page table chunks left-aligned and the odd-page tables
right-aligned. Then select all the text on each page that falls outside the
margins and format it as Font Color: White. This assumes that your table has
no borders (which will print even if the text is invisible). You need the
text to be White rather than Hidden to preserve the row height.

It's possible that the text could be formatted in such a way that it would
sense whether it was on an odd or even page and be White or Auto
accordingly, but that would probably require some VBA (or at least some
intensive work with fields). Something similar could perhaps be done for the
table alignment. But I suspect you'd need very sophisticated VBA to break
the text up into page-sized chunks and repeat them on the next page.

IMHO, you would be much better off doing something like this in a true Page
Layout program. Even Publisher would make for a simpler & more effective
approach.

The difference is that page layout programs actually work with physical
pages, whereas word processors deal with continuous text flow.

Good Luck |:>)

On 7/17/05 10:48 AM, in article 42DA6FCA.2090106@online.fr, "Marjorie"
<marjorie.burghart@online.fr> wrote: