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Insert autotext table at top of document
Hello all,
I am using a Word 2003 document to track changes to a software project. Each time a new version of the project is released I want to insert an empty table at the top of the document for each developer to summarize their changes from the previous version. I would also like each table inserted to start on a new page. I have determined that I should use autotext to do this and have added the table I want to use as an autotext entry. My autotext entry consists of a table, then a section break (next page), and then a paragraph mark. However I am having trouble inserting this autotext at a new page at the beginning of the document without ending up with paragraph marks I don't need. The very 'topmost' object in the current document is a table. What I have to do now to get this to work is to open the document, press ctrl- home to position cursor at beginning of document, then press enter to start a new paragraph, then insert my autotext. Is there a way to do this without having to start a new paragraph at the top of the document? Also, when I insert my autotext table at the top of the document, I end up with two paragraph marks at the top of the second page which I then must delete. Is there a way to prevent these? Thanks for any help/suggestions. Bruce |
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