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Word is good, but not that good.
For your first problem, do the conversion row-by-row. The translation from table to text produces a paragraph mark at the end of each row. When you have a paragraph mark within a row, it will start a new row. You might try replacing the paragraph marks with line breaks. I do not know that this will help. Find text: ^p Replace with: ^L |
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