Hello. I am using Word2K on Windows 2K. I have a word table that has been
created as a three column table but with one continuous row. Information
is typed into the columns and the 'Return' key is pressed each time I need
to drop a line. The table spreads over a number of pages ...

I want to create a table in a form.
The table will contain a few Form Fields.
The problem is, that I want the table to create a new lines using thes
Form Fields.   Right now, when the file is saved as a form, no ne

I have just been forced to upgrade to Word 2000 and I'm struggling to format tables in the same way I could previously. Previously I used to be able to automatically align the end of the last column in a table with the right margin and then select the last few columns in the ...

I have hidden the gridlines on the table and saved the document, but when I reopen the document, I can see the gridlines again. Is there a way to hide the gridlines so that they are not viewable when the document is reopened?

I have a document that is in table form and is about 240 pages long right now.
It's going to get larger and larger (probably at least 500 pages)
Is there going to be a problem or can Word 2002 handle that large a table.  Thanks for any comments!

I'm using Win2KPro and Word2K.
Several days ago I created a large document, applied
several headings, and created a table of contents. Worked
great, especially the feature to click in the left margin

Another question. I would like to convert a table from a
database. When I import this into word I get the
information that should be on one row in two columns on
one row in one column (one field). Is there any way to

Hi there! I forgot how I managed to do this (I know that
it's possible since I've used it in previous documents).
I have a report with some tables in it. To prevent me from
making errors when changing text/tables around I want to

I cannot specify the point size 10 for type in either a
new or existing table style. This is true with all
TrueType and Type 1 fonts I've tried, on three different
computers all running Windows XP Professional and Word

Word 2002
We have a signature block that's in a table, which is beautiful and happy.
When someone copies it and pastes it into a new location, or a new document,
the borders (as opposed to gridlines, I'm talking about the borders that

I'm creating long docs with TOCs in Word 2k. The TOC links work fine
when I vew the document in Word. However, when I switch to web view or
save them as HTML (their ultimate destiny), some (not all) of the TOC
links go to the bottom of the document rather than the linked heading.

I'm working on a document with many tables, when i open it i get a warning that one of the tables has become corrupt. How do i find which one has the problem?

I got a new computer...I transferred files from the "old" hard drive to a new hard drive...The Operating System WOULD NOT transfer...So, I put the files in a folder...NOW when I pull up old Word documents they  get "converted" to wordpad...Any suggestions??? Thanks---

I need help.  I am making a document with macros.  The
macro I made inserts a table (2 x 5) with some text in
it.  The first row of each table inserted has a priority
#.  I am wondering if there is a way to sort multiple

I am trying to get the following formula to work out and need help in
placing the proper functions.  I can get the
=SUM(C29,F29,G29,H29,I29,J29)/SUM(F27,I27)/2 part to work fine on its
own, but don't know how to write the "if,then" part of it correctly.