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November 23rd, 2005, 12:17 AM
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Printing pdf files from word tables
I have a word 2000 document including boxed tables (order form) which I want
to use to create a pdf file. I have tried Acrobat 5.0 and various "pdf writers" but all cause random loss of some cell borders and excessive "bolding" of others. It appears to happen most frequently where 4 vertically merged cells (creating 1 big cell) is/are followed by 4 vertical "non-merged cells". I have created the same form in Excel 2000 - and this converts to PDF perfectly - but it is obviously much harder to edit what is essentially a text file in Excel. Any ideas? 
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