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In Word 97, there was a feature for setting the space between columns. In
Word 2003, there's no equivalent feature. I have achieved the equivalent with the one-line macro command given below. But I shouldn't have to go to this trouble, and I haven't taken the time to build in a variable yet. Can anyone shed any light on why this feature disappeared? Selection.Rows.SpaceBetweenColumns = InchesToPoints(0.05) |
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