>>>>And while I'm asking questions, is there a Table.Close command?
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>>>What would it mean? If what you're trying to do is get past the table, so you can put something below it, you should be able to do that with oRange.Collapse()--can't remember offhand whether you need 0 or 1 to go to the end of the range.
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>>>Tamar
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>>Yes, I'm thinking that if I can 'close' the table, print the directions and then create a new table (exactly like the first) that would also get me past this happy problem.
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>So you'll want to grab the table as a range, collapse to the end, use InsertParagraphAfter a couple of times, collapse the range again, and then add your new table.
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That's it! ;-)

The application I am supporting these days uses a lot of Word automation. Maybe it just wasn't coded well -- a comment here and there would be nice, like when you call .Printout with seven parameter commas omitted -- but it is a labyrinth to me and my coworkers. When Yana assigns me an issue in one of those programs I always assume she's irritated at me ;-)