As Jay said, use a two column table with Norwegian in one column and English
in the other.

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"Henning H" wrote in message
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Hi.
I also have this problem, I want to have one column in Norwegian and one
in
English, in one sheet. And i also want this to go trough all the document,
and have the possibility to edit like a normal format.

RGS
Henning H

Jay Freedman skrev:

Use a two-column table, not Format Columns.

Word doesn't like tables that continue for many pages, so break the
table as often as every two or three pages.

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On Sat, 11 Aug 2007 19:58:03 -0700, rich z rich
wrote:

I need to have one-half the page in English and the other in the
translated
language. How to get both on one page? It appears there must be a
better
solution than columns as it won't do what I need if the total document
is
multipage.