[azdolfan]

I tried copying half and inserting as image, then grabbing the other half and
inserting as image. But the second half forced a header on top when I don't
want one. I tried copying the second half into another doc as normal and
then selecting "no header", but I guess because it's a predefined file, it
forces it back on. I just wish it would save as HTML correctly and I
wouldn't even have to fight with trying to make it an image. I'm so
frustrated with it because it's also maxing out my CPU so it takes 10 minutes
to do 1 minute of troubleshooting. All other programs can be closed and it
only started happening when using Word's predefined table style.

Did I try it like you suggested by splitting up bits? Thanks!


"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote:

Split the table into bits that will fit.

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[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

Did you split the table before copying the parts? If you split the table,
the heading rows will not appear on the second part of the table.

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"azdolfan" wrote in message
...
I tried copying half and inserting as image, then grabbing the other half
and
inserting as image. But the second half forced a header on top when I
don't
want one. I tried copying the second half into another doc as normal and
then selecting "no header", but I guess because it's a predefined file, it
forces it back on. I just wish it would save as HTML correctly and I
wouldn't even have to fight with trying to make it an image. I'm so
frustrated with it because it's also maxing out my CPU so it takes 10
minutes
to do 1 minute of troubleshooting. All other programs can be closed and
it
only started happening when using Word's predefined table style.

Did I try it like you suggested by splitting up bits? Thanks!


"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote:

Split the table into bits that will fit.

--
Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com