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I am trying to create a doc in which I can put a text in a foreign
language in a column on the left of document stretching over many pages. And at the time, create a second column on the right side of the pages in which I can write comments on the foreign text in the first column. In other words, I want to paste the text in column 1 over many pages while leaving column 2 blank so I can write comments on the text. I don't want the text to appear in the 2nd column. I have looked for instructions how to do this on web pages but haven't found it addressed, assuming of course that it is possible to do this. If it is possible, I would appreciate your suggestions. Mike Eisenstadt Austin Texas |
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I am asking a question about 2 columns, not 22. Somehow the subject
line got written as 22. Mike Eisenstadt |
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The only practical way to do this is with a two-column borderless table.
DON'T try to do it with a single-row table, however, as the document will become very unstable. Be sure to start a new row at least once a page; once for every paragraph works well if you want to synch content between columns. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "Mike Eisenstadt" wrote in message ... I am asking a question about 2 columns, not 22. Somehow the subject line got written as 22. Mike Eisenstadt |
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