I need to pull a “Landscape” table from one doc, place it into another, and
rotate the table so that it is “Landscape” in a “Portrait” document.

I've written a macro to insert 22 other documents into another document.
The 23 documents have tables in them.  My prblem is after the insert of
each document the table margin changes of most of the documents.  I
would like to know if theirs a way for me to set the 1st table of each

I’m using MS Office 2003.  Previously in Word, when using a table, even
though I would select “None” in Borders and Shading, there would be seen
faint lines that represented the horizontal and vertical lines of the table
even though if printed these lines would not appear.  Now, ...

I need to modify the look and feel of tables in a document based on the
styles used within each cell.  I have some code doing exactly what I need it
to...until I hit a merged cell.  Ughh.  Below are two code samples - the
first, FormatTables() works properly but dies a painful ...

I want to create a new table style in Word 2003.
Most of the existing styles in Normal.dot are based on one called "Table
Normal",
however Table Normal does not appear in the list in the Style and Formatting

Is there a way that I can fix a row height so that it doesn't expand? I know
you can fix the column width but is it also possible with rows?

Im having some trouble.
I have created a table in word and inserted check boxes to form a
questionaire, everything looks great on my screen, everything is in the right
spot.

I inherited a document with huge hidden formatting that makes the file size
about 21mb. When I remove the Power Point graphics that have been inserted, I
still have a text file sized 18mb.
How do I display the source of the file size problem? Then fix it?

If I change the sort options in a single field to be separated by anything
such as a full stop or space and then go to sort that field I only get the
option of
using paragraphs and could not sort by the second field first.

I work in Word 2003. I have a large document (300 pages) that is entirely
layed out in tables. (I do not have any input about this format or I would
change it away from tables ASAP.) Each section consists of a single table
whose row breaks across pages. This works great in Word 2003 ...

I have a multi-paged document with table of contents. When doc is emailed the
page numbers in the table of contents change to 3's, even though they are
correct when closing and saving before send on original workstation. After
being emailed the recepient has to open doc go to ...

I have a table that consists of 12- Columns and 65- Rows it is an Excel
sheet that I Copy and Paste Special as Formatted Text (RTF) in to Word -- is
there a macro about that on clicking a new added button to the Toolbar --
that would automatically Vertically Align (Centre) all ...

In Word 97, there was a feature for setting the space between columns. In
Word 2003, there's no equivalent feature.
I have achieved the equivalent with the one-line macro command given below.
But I shouldn't have to go to this trouble, and I haven't taken the time to

In a word document, I have some text and then a table below it. I would
like to select part of a text and paste it in a particular cell, then
another part in another cell.... I tried recording a macro, but I am
unable to toggle between table and "non-table" area in a doc.

I am trying to index (with tabs) a medical book for quick reference.  I am
using Avery Self-Adhesive Index Tabs 2-Inch and 1-Inch.  
Because I need the text readable in both directions (front and back), I need
to be able to put the tabs in one right side up and the other upside ...