I insert a TOC and the page numbering is just fine. After saving and
reopening the document the TOC shows all entries at Page 3. The link, using
CNTL, doe spring to the correct page however.

Hello, I am new to this so bear with me.  I build a form with tables and the
one table can contain either nothing, a line or 2 or maybe a whole paragraph.
I have locked the form so that the table does not grow.  The problem happens
when the user fills out the table and it goes ...

I am trying to have part of the table that does not show (because it is
locked) and automatically copy to the table into the next page.  How can I do
this?

When I try to insert a table (say, 2 by 2), I get a small square at the end
of each row and it is can not be deleted and it is always printed on the hard
copy. How can get rid of it.
Thank you all

I created a form using tables.  When I created it, I used print layout view
and everything looked great.  However, when I changed the view to web and
normal view, the table moved in relation to the sentence.  The views look as
follows(vertical lines indicate table beginning and ...

I need a macro that will look at all tables in a document, then delete any
rows in those tables where the entire row is blank.
This is just a start, and does not work.  Would someone provide some guidence?
thanks in advance.

Set a field to be a number only and then try adding letters.  Most fail and
cause the field to be 0, but somehow Word thinks that t and h are allowed and
then any calculations *STOP* at the t or h, so that t.00 is 0.00, 5h6.00 is
5.00, 9.9t is 9.90 and so on.

There are two separate tables on my document and there is a total field
(=sum(above)) at the last row of the first table. I want to also show that
total value of the first table at the first row of the second table. Because
there is another calculation on the second table.

I make a table and put it where I want it, then start typing text around it.
The text wraps for awhile, but inevitably during the editing process the
table starts moving.  
I'm using a single celled, borderless table.  I have it in a template to

Is there any way to name a cell in a Word table (like you can in Excel)? I
would like to be able to reference the cell by a name rather than by "A1, B2,
or D3"?

I am trying to make a calendar for work with a call schedule for each day.  
Rather than type day and night into each individual datebox, is it possible
to paste to all boxes?  

I am creating a booklet using Word 2003. I need to have a table rotated on a
page. I have the document "How to put portrait page number on a landscape
page". To insert a landscape page into a document, this instructs you to
select Landscape Orientation. This cannot be done in the ...

How do I find the cell address in a very large (4 pages), irregular (each row
has a differnent number of columns) Word table?
I am creating an input form and want to insert an "average" formula and
don't know the address of the cell to insert in the formula.

I am using word 2003 (just updeated to latest version) to create table.  The
gridlines are displayed even though the hide girdlines option is selected.  
However, after print preview the gridlines disappear.

Is there any way to view the cell reference numbers for tables in Word 2003.
I am referencing cells in my formulas in Word, and am having to count the
rows and columns to arrive at the correct cell reference number.