[Beth Melton]

Not to mention if the user prefers their Table Gridlines be left turned on
the macro method won't win any friends (many users dislike getting their
preferences changed on them) and it may get more IT calls, such as "I can't
see the lines on my labels". grin

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Beth Melton

"Jay Freedman" wrote in message
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The only other alternative is a case of the cure being worse than the
ailment. Although you could include a macro in the document to turn off
gridlines, the macro itself will cause Word to show the macro security
warning when opening the document -- unless the recipient's macro security
level is set to High or Very High, in which case the macro won't run and
you're back to square one.