[BCBC]

Thanks to both of you for the replies.

"Robert M. Franz (RMF)" wrote:

Hi BCBC

BCBC wrote:
1. Multiple tables on one page.
2. AutoShapes in front of the tables (with no fill - to create borders that
line up nicely).
3. Password protection.

Usually, you're better off by creating a fixed table setup, so that all
content is packed into table cells, and where you need borders, they are
cell borders.


Some of my users want to be able to send the document to people via email
(we use Outlook) by using the FileSend ToMail Recipient functionality (they
do not want to send it as an attachment). [..]

Before getting any further he "send the document to people" -- does
that mean internally within your organization, or outside? Because, if
it's outside, that means you have no control of the settings of your
recipients' email tool (you have no idea what kind of application they
are using in the first place). They might read their emails in text-only
mode, FWIW. IOW, you will have a lot more problems to solve first ...

0.2¢
Robert
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