I moved this post here from the docmanagement newsgroup as it makes more
sense in this one.

I am trying to populate a table (word 2003) via automation in ms access.

My template word file is set up with a table as follows (sorry, I cannot get
all this to not wrap funny so my samples may not be as clean looking as I'd
like):
---------------------------------------------------------------------

Phone/     |

---------------------------------------------------------------------

FormField|
-------------|                                |  Land:   FormField   |
FormField|

---------------------------------------------------------------------

At the moment I have non bookmark bound form fields indicated above by
"FormField"

I need to end up with something similar to what's shown below. The number of
"rows" of course depends on how many customer records there are.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------

$500,000           |  213-6541     |

78,000           |                       |
----------------|  Suite 1                          |  Land:        $125,000

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------

$450,000           | 477-7500      |

$241,000           |                       |
----------------|  Berkley, CA 91323      |  Land:        $ 90,000

$621,000           |                      |

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------

So I not only need to get the correct data into each form field but I also
need to "append" a new properly laid out set of rows to the table for the
next record(s). I have no way of knowing in advance how many records there
will be and I cannot have blank rows.

Can anyone suggest a good way to handle this? In the past, I've done this
without tables and just set up tab positions. I'd place a single bookmark at
the start of the data and then tab to each column (but no table remember)
and then do a CR at the end of the line. This has always worked fine but my
client wants  a fancier layout than that.

In addition, they want this to be a "form" (which is why I need the form
fields) so that end users can only edit the data in the form fields. I know
I need to programatically turn off protection when creating the doc in code
but then I turn it back on once the doc has been created.
Thanks in advance,

Keith