Word used to have a filter that allowed documents to be opened and saved in
ASCII format with layout - you can download that filter from my web site. It
*may* do what you want. Set tools > options > general > confirm conversions
on open and select this filter. You will get a security warning message, but
it will still work.
The only other way you can get anything resembling 'page' information is to
take the output from a generic text driver. The only way that will line up
is to have Word's page settings configured in exactly the same way that the
source application created them otherwise the breaks created by Word will
appear in the wrong place.
It would be better if your created text documents did not have this 'page
image' information and allowed Word to format the documents, but then the
legal profession would still prefer to use quills - its one of the ways they
can justify their ridiculous fees.
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
My web site
www.gmayor.com
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