I was afraid of that. Thanks.

>>Thanks Tamar. That answers that one for me. But, do you know of a way to access an individual page through the Word object model?
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>Not really. Since pages are a dynamic thing, Word doesn't really provide access to them. On one project, I needed to be able to adapt what I was sending to the document so certain things didn't run off the page. I did it with smoke and mirrors <g>, by tracking the active page end as I sent the material, and backtracking when I reached a new page. Ugly, but it worked.
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>Tamar