I'm afraid I didn't make myself clear. You don't need 500 rows, just 101
(one heading plus one row for each page). You don't need to put any text at
all in the last 100 rows. You put the text in the single heading row, which
will repeat on every page. You can't remove the empty rows because they're
what is making the document 100 pages long. There are no (manual) page
breaks, so this meets the criteria of the competition. If you will follow my
instructions exactly, you will get a document that meets the competition
standards.

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Microsoft MVP (Word)
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"camxaxle" wrote in message
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Hi, thanks for the advice. I made 500 rows, so that it can spread across
100
pages.
Next, i put the text one every single row on the first page and marked
heading rows repeat.
Now, I would like to remove the table and without any break. Is it
possible?

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

I would guess that the challenge is to achieve 100 pages of anything
without
inserting a manual page break. If you could do that, you could put the
desired text in the header, and it would repeat automatically.

I can think of various ways, none of which is particularly easy without
a
macro, but how about this one:

1. Use Table | Insert Table to insert a table with one column and 101
rows.

2. In the first row, type "I wish you a merry Christmas."

3. Mark the first row as a heading row (Table | Heading Rows Repeat).

4. Select the entire table and set the row height to 4". Clear the check
box
to allow rows to break across pages.

5. You can now format your heading text any way you like--make it as
large
and fancy as you wish. If you want it to take up most of the page,
instead
of setting the row height for all the rows to 4", leave 100 rows
automatic
and make the heading row as deep as you can without forcing the
following
row to the next page (8.75" works for me on a standard Blank Document
page).
You may want to set the vertical alignment of the heading row to Center
Vertically.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"camxaxle" wrote in message
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Need some help here, please help me out if possible, thanks in
advance.
Using
Word 2003.

Here's the question:
How to I make exact text "I wish you a Merry Christmas" repeated
continuously across 1200 pages without any page break.