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Applying table formatting to all the tables in a very long documen
I am working with Word 2003 in a corporate environment. I have a number of
long (60-100 page) documents that I am editing. They all need to not allow rows to break across pages, and they all need header rows to repeat. The document originators did not set them up this way. Is there a faster way to fix them than one at a time? I don't know Visual Basic, and macros don't seem to be the answer when I need to use the mouse to make this happen rather than keyboard keystrokes. -- Thanks! |
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