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This is what I would like to do. Can someone please tell me if it is possible?
I want to create a panel of information down one side of a document that serves as a reminder of what I am writing in the main document. However I don't want this text to be part of the main document, I want to be able to open or close the panel of information without opening or closing the main document and I don't need to necessarily print this information. I have thought of using 'Comments' to achieve what I want but I don't need the information to pinpoint a particular word or sentence in the main documents (as comments do). Is there a Word function that would help me achieve this? -- Millie |
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Hi Millie,
You could use a 2 column table and use hidden text in left column (create a style), which you can see on screen but won't print unless you turn on an option in Print to print it. Hope this helps. "Millie" wrote in message ... This is what I would like to do. Can someone please tell me if it is possible? I want to create a panel of information down one side of a document that serves as a reminder of what I am writing in the main document. However I don't want this text to be part of the main document, I want to be able to open or close the panel of information without opening or closing the main document and I don't need to necessarily print this information. I have thought of using 'Comments' to achieve what I want but I don't need the information to pinpoint a particular word or sentence in the main documents (as comments do). Is there a Word function that would help me achieve this? -- Millie |
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Actually you most probably could use a macro to toggle (hide the 1st table
column). "Millie" wrote in message ... This is what I would like to do. Can someone please tell me if it is possible? I want to create a panel of information down one side of a document that serves as a reminder of what I am writing in the main document. However I don't want this text to be part of the main document, I want to be able to open or close the panel of information without opening or closing the main document and I don't need to necessarily print this information. I have thought of using 'Comments' to achieve what I want but I don't need the information to pinpoint a particular word or sentence in the main documents (as comments do). Is there a Word function that would help me achieve this? -- Millie |
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That's a thought. Thanks Jen
-- Millie "Jen" wrote: Actually you most probably could use a macro to toggle (hide the 1st table column). "Millie" wrote in message ... This is what I would like to do. Can someone please tell me if it is possible? I want to create a panel of information down one side of a document that serves as a reminder of what I am writing in the main document. However I don't want this text to be part of the main document, I want to be able to open or close the panel of information without opening or closing the main document and I don't need to necessarily print this information. I have thought of using 'Comments' to achieve what I want but I don't need the information to pinpoint a particular word or sentence in the main documents (as comments do). Is there a Word function that would help me achieve this? -- Millie |
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