Word 2003
Is there a process (perhaps similar to the "format painter") that will
propagate the column widths in use in one table in a document to a
second table in the same document?  Both tables are already populated

how do a make a glossary of terms, Word has 'contents' appendix...no gloassry?

Ultimate goal is to create a predictable ironclad table format.
What's diff tween using a macro (and some VBA fortifications) vs Table
Autoformat (with a customized table style). Each approach has problems:
I defined table cell styles and used a macro, to some degree of

I have created a form with multiple tables.
In table "C", the user has the option to select check box "option 1" for
$59.99 or Check box 'option 2' for $100.
In Table "e" I want to create a formula, ( I think it will be an IF/Then,)

I want to give users options from which to select the ONE that best suits
their needs.  I'm using checkboxes before each option.  I've placed the
checkboxes/options in their own section in my form.  How can restrict the
section to allow the user to only check one box?

How can I format table colums to display currency?

I need to adjust the tab sequence in a protected/locked form.  Thank-you very
much.

How do I add a column to a Word table that contains text that will repeat
within the column's cell for every new row I add?

Need monthly record for vehicle mainteance on 1 sheet

In "plain text" with a bullet list, pressing the tab key will indent
the bullet one level.
How do I do this with a bullet list inside a cell of a table?
Pressing Tab takes the insertion point to the next cell of the table.

I have to parse (in JSP) word file which contains multiple tables of same
format.
For that i need to know the character which indicates end of the table so
that i can stop reading the current table and start reading with next table.

There are several postings about this issue, and I spent all day
trying to get to the root cause and figured I might as well post what
I found for others to benefit.  Many have speculated it is a printer
driver issue, or margin settings, or a font problem, etc.  None of

Table Line at bottom of page shows upper half of sentence. Then the sentence
is printed fully on the next page. LOOKS AWFUL!

I cannot change the "at least" default setting in Word 2002 to "exactly" when
trying to set the row heighth in a table.  Anyone ever have this problem and
find a solution?

I am trying to source text fields from a table into another table but I'm not
quite sure how to do it. I've been able to use the formula menu option to
reference the numerical fields, but can't manage to do the same for text
fields. I'm using Word 2000.