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What I want to do is hard to explain, so I am going to point you to a gif that should help... http://www.crisisaverted.com/form.gif Now, I have a form I created with Word 2003. As you can see in the gif, there are multiple lines for the body text. Those "line borders" are created by using cell borders in a table. I want to be able to enter text into this form and have the text automatically go from the first cell to the second so that I don't have to tab over to the next cell down, but most importantly so it is easier to edit a form that is already filled out. Also, what would be super cool is upon reaching the last cell of the table I have made to create a second page with the exact same formatting as the first (still have the thick black borders at the top and bottom of the table, same borders in between too) as well carry over the form "header" that includes the title and logos as well as the completed by footer (since they are headers and footers respectively this latter part is not a problem). Thanks! I hope this makes sense... John |
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