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I would put what you want (convert) into a 3 column table with or without borders showing and save here as Example-1.doc
I would write a Macro to Delete Column 2, then Convert to Text for printing and save this in another file, Example-2.doc
If I did not want Example-1.doc to show as a table, then I would create another Macro to Convert the whole table into 3 columns and here save, for example, as Example-3.doc
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The issue with doing this is that the doc needs to be able to be re-opened / edited by the user as they need. So the second column needs to remain for that reason.
I guess I am really asking if anyone knows a solution to the problem of having the second column on the screen for the user to use as reference, but then print as if the second column wasn't there.
06-09-2009, 09:51 AM
Windows XP 
Office 2003
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