Greetings. I'm not a heavy Word user. I have a table with a form field
text box in each cell.
How do you set which field it goes to next in Word?
For example, user enters data in first field, then hits TAB and it moves

How do I set up a document for a mailing list in excel, that I can use in word for mailing envelopes?  Then how do I do the conversion to word to use the mail   mergemerge
--merge program?
HELP!!!!!!
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I have a user who has scanned a document and inserted it in Word as a table.  Due to the size of the table, the user would like to shrink both the table and the text within it.  The document is in landscape view.  Currently the lowest font size listed is 8.  Is there any way to ...

   I have created a table.  I have removed all lines &
borders from the table.  Great.  However, MS Word insists
on showing those "ghost" lines on the screen that
indicate that a table is there.  They don't print which

I am using a table in microsoft word  (Office XP)  for
some reason there appeared in each cell of my table a
symbol It looks like a small circle inside of a small
square.  Does anyone know what this symbol means?  Or how

i have created a form in Word, therefore need to "lock-
down" the document.  The issue I am having is that my form
contains a table requiring calculations.  once i lock down
the form, customers using the form can not drop in numbers

I need to merge individually selected cells within a
column.  For example: column 1  
Cell 1: 01 New Defects
Cell 2: 02 New Enhancements

In Word 2002 template, a table having "Heading Rows Repeat" set true
(HeadingFormat property) isn't repeating the header row on each page
when the table is filled with data, which it should. Very strange!
Any ideas why this wouldn't work (either in VB code, or having set it

We use Word 2000 and 2003 automation from C# (via interop). We create
tables dynamically. However, we now need to have embedded returns
within a cell.
For example:-

I have a form containing a table. This form needs to be locked, but
part of the information is to be entered in rows of the table.
Problem is: I don't know at first how many rows will be needed each
time the form is filled.

I would be eternally grateful if someone could assist with
the problem we are now experiencing when using Tables in
Word XP.
1.  When working with Tables in large documents (I work in

To simplify, I have a 4x4 table.  I want to draw a line from the
middle of one cell to the middle of another cell in a different row
and column.  If columns are letters and rows are numbers, I want to
draw several lines, one of which would be from cell B2 to cell C3.

I am a new teacher and I have Office 2000 at home and
Office for Mac at school.  
I am trying to do my plan book in Word and
I have to choose from about 50 "Sunshine State Standards"

I work for a lawfirm, and one of our attorneys has been
having much trouble with some of his tables.  He has a
table that is about 120 rows or 60 pages of text that
will not sort.  I have already tried many things to fix

Using Word 2000, creating a text box and entering text. The user tries to
print the document, but all text inside the text box does not print. Also,
it does not show on "Print Preview". I suspect this has something to do with
the alignment of the text box, but on another computer ...