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You can check in 'Tools' then 'Options' under the 'View' tab to make sure that there is a check mark next to drawings under the "Print and Web Layout options' section.

Antonio, Not too sure what you are trying to accomplish. Could you re-word your question?

I've run into the same thing with macros that work on Office 2000 but not Office 97. Had to re-create the macros in 97....I'm not a code guy . . . .YET!

Do you have all of the latest patches for Office XP? If not I would start there.

I like to use CONCATENATE to bring columns together. Plus it is fun to say.

are you opening these attachemtns from the e-mail or are you saving them and then opening them? either way i would recommend saving at first to further troubleshoot the problem. if you are saving them try this: depending on the OS you can shift-rclick on the file and force windows to use the...

Don't know if you've tried this but here's a thought: Under the 'View' menu choose 'Page Break Preview'. Once on this view you will be able to drag the page breaks anywhere you want or delete them. Any other idea is to tell excel to print the spreadsheet as 7 pages wide by one pgaes tall...

beautiful, wonderful, perfect - - -i tell ya, i am pretty embarrassed by that one. What you said worked flawlessly. Thanks!!!!

when I am back in the office tomorrow I'll give it another whirl. It seems like the siliiest things can trip ya up sometimes!

First - -thanks for the reply, this place is fantastic!!! I know it sounds weird - - I like to consider myself a pretty savvy power office user. Maybe space delimited isn't the correct term. Going back to the older days I think they would call what I am trying to do a 'block' or 'bulk' file...

I am trying to convert a name and address table in an access database to a space delimited text file. 130,000 records in a Access XP db. This is turning into a much bigger and complicated process than I thought it would be. Any help is much, much, much appreciated.

I was hoping it would be that simple and yes it is a poin to point T1. I know it looked like a silly question but I have only worked with the internal T1 WIC. Again, I appreciate your help and any other insight anyone might have.

I am working on configuring a Cisco 2610 router to work with an external Blackbox brand T1 CSU/DSU. The other side will be going to a Cisco 1601 with the same CSU/DSU. Any help will be greatly appreciated......