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In article <32927@shamash.cdc.com> paul@u02.svl.cdc.com (Paul Kohlmiller) writes:
>The space in the empty headers might be caused by blank lines in the header.
>You might try opening the header window and use the mouse to position the
>cursor to the bottom of the window or close to it.

A better way to see blank lines in a document or a header/footer is Edit/
Show <Para Mark> (or Cmd-Y).  This has the added effect of showing things
like spaces as small dots.

>The idea of a table that can have text flow around it is a good one but then
>you are not really using it as a table (in the Word 4.0 sense) but as a 
>graphic.

This is the second time I've seen someone suggest that Word doesn't allow
text to flow around a table.  Try the following steps:

--Select the table (easiest way is to move the mouse over the left edge of
	the table--cursor points up and to the right instead of up and to
	the left-- double click to select the first row; then drag down
	until the whole table is selected).

--Format/Position...
--Select "center" in the "Vertical" Combo box.
--Press the "Preview..." button
--Make sure that the margins icon (second from the top on LHS of window) is
	selected.
--The table is now outlined differently than the other parts of your
	doucment.
--You can now click and drag the table anywhere on the page.  After droping
	the table somewhere on the page, click in the gray area around the
	page, and the text will be redrawn flowing around the table.

You can now edit the contents of the table and the text will still flow
around it when it is printed.

-- 
Rick Schaut
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