In Word 2000 I have a floating text box in a cell of an many-row table.  I
am trying to create a macro that will delete the box, the paragraph mark
that it is anchored to, and the 3 blank paragraphs after it (all in the same
cell).  "Selection.ShapeRange.Delete" will delete the text box, but the
cursor jumps to the top of the document.  I tried some GoBack commands to
bring the cursor back to where the box had been but they don't always take
the cursor to the right location.

What I really want to do is start the macro with the text box already
selected by the user, then deselect the box and put the cursor immediately
in front of it so I can delete the paragraph containing it.  What code do I
use to that is equivalent to "deselect the text box and put the cursor
immediately before the box"?  ("Collapse" puts the cursor in front of the
text that is in the box, not before the box.)

TIA,

Vivian