In the grid there are grid lines, and cell borders. Even you hide grid lines, the cell borders remain visible. You need to highlight the table, from the menu go to Format-->Border and Shadings, and set borders as needed.
You can use it as a template, or record a macro and add the contents to your VFP code.


>All,
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> I have a program that is creates a word document. Throughout the document are tables which are used to format the information in the document. I have running on my computer at work Office 2003 and the program works the way it should. I tested the program on a computer running Office 2000 and the lines for the tables are showing even though I don't want them to. How do I turn off the gridlines in the tables with a command that Word 2000, XP and 2003 will understand?
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>Thanks
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>Jim