I created My CV in Excel, then copied and pasted the Doc into Word
2003.
when I open the document in Word the gridlines (cells from Excel)
appear.

I have a table that spans a number of pages. I am half way down a
particular page when the next row suddenly starts on the following
page.
I have checked that the rows are allowed to break across pages and

This is a strange one. I took the standard macro that
updates all fields in the doc from the Microsoft website.
Yesterday it worked. Today it doesn't. Any ideas what I
might have done to the doc to break it? (I can still

When I try to move a table column boundary in Word 2000
(in a basic document as opposed to something for the Web),
my machine will sometimes move additional column
boundaries which I'd just as soon have STAY THE $^#&%* PUT

Ooops. I was about to add that the first annoyance does not happen all the
time. Just some documents on occasions.
2. Very often there is a mismatch in the table column alignment between the
ruler and the table itself. Let's say I want to widen a column, so I grab

I have some data in a very simple XML file,
I want a simple & easy way to load this into a Table in Word document.
(which will automatically add the required number of rows into this table).
Basically i want to be free of any code which has to do with adding rows &

I seem to be having some problems centralizing a word
table on a page. For example, I open up a new Word
document and select the Align center. Then I insert a 2x2
table and go into properties to change each column width

I have mistakenly deleted a number of rows from a table in
WORD 2002 and really need to be able to retrieve this.  
Not realizing that I had not re-inserted the data, I hit
the Save button and now I have a table minus the data I

I use the decimal tab in table columns to align numeric information about the decimal point.  However a decimal tab has to be placed manually with the mouse on the ruler.  Is there a way to centre a decimal tab in a column. (i.e. not just clicking where I think is closest to the ...

From time to time, in WORD 2000 and Windows 2000, I will
be editing a table, usually resizing a column or row, and
my computer will shut down or lock up.  It is not
repeatable.  Anyone have any ideas on what might cause

how to make a cell readonly

I'm using tables with invisible borders to format layout on a page and
am having trouble.  If one line - one word even - of a paragraph
within a table cell spills onto the next page, nothing I do seems to
make the paragraph behave as it would were it not in a table.

I have Word 2003 with all the latest patches.  In a
document with a table and a lot of rows (approx 88), on
occasion, inserting a new row will force page 1 to have
only the table headings and no rows.  The first row will

can anyone tell me how to recover a corrupted word file
with tables and all.
Regards,

With Word 97 I could move switch rows 1 and 2 in a table by placing
the cursor in any cell of row 2 and pressing alt-shift-up.
This behavior seems changed in word 2003 -- the same procedure removes
row 2 from the table and inserts it into a lone table row above the