IMHO, you would be much better off doing something like this in a true Page
Layout program. Even Publisher would make for a simpler & more effective
approach.

The difference is that page layout programs actually work with physical
pages, whereas word processors deal with continuous text flow.

Good Luck |:)



On 7/17/05 10:48 AM, in article , "Marjorie"
wrote:

Hi !
I have a single document, containing a table with two columns and
several rows. On the left column is an english novel, and on the right
column its translation in another language. Each paragraph is in a
different row, so that the original text and its translation are
perfectly aligned. All this is spiced by the presence of footnotes
attached to the text in the left column !
My problem is that I would like to split my table on two facing pages
(left column on the left page, right on the right page). Is it possible
with Word, maybe with a little help from macros and VB ?
Thanks !
Marjorie