Outlook displays Word text box layout out of order

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1.Displaying Text With Layout in a Text Box

Word 2000

I've built a user form that contains a text box.  I have the following code
to initialize a couple of values in the user form:

     Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()

         lblErrorMessage.Caption = ErrMsg
         tbDataClip.Value = cbDataClip

     End Sub

This basically works, but I've run into one small hitch that I can't seem to
solve.  I would like the text box to display data like the following example
(Note that this is a test record, and not live data):

     M*HR.MTHOT0000.MT0000000.*ABCTSTIUL9.

     MONTANA HOT FILE RESPONSE FOR LOCATE OF:

     NAM/TEST, RECORD.OCA/TESTABC.DOR/20040812.LAC/TESTTOM.DSP/EXTR





     LOCATED RECORD NOTIFICATION



     MKE/LOCATED MONTANA WANT

     ORI/MT0000000

     NAM/TEST, RECORD DOB/19700101

     SEX/M RAC/W    HGT/600 WGT/210     HAI/BRO

     DOW/20040812 OCA/TESTABC OFF/2002   ARSON-RESIDENCE-ENDANGERED LIFE

     MIS/TEST RECORD

     LOCATED/20040812 MT025015Y TESTTOM EXTR

     MIN/W320581  DTE/20040812







     MRI 448220 IN: MTSF 6933 AT 12AUG2004 22:29:53 OUT: JLET00 537 AT
12AUG2004

      22:29:53



Instead, the text box is displaying the data as a single unbroken row, with
the paragraph markers visible in the data string.  I made sure that the Word
Wrap property of the text box is enabled.  Is there some way to pass the
data to the text box so that the text box displays the data with the layout
intact?

-- Tom

State of Montana
Department of Justice Help Desk

"Making the world a safer place."

2.A picture displayed in front of word text when using print layout

Hi!
I have received a document that I couldn't open using Word (Office 2000 pro) then I did install OfficeXP in order to open it asked to installed further feature that I did.
Now I can read my document however if I print, or using print layout view I have a big picture in front the text which is hided when using normal view.I have updated my Antivirus after this incident I tried to see on the format even to see if they were a kind of watermark with this behaviour I didn't find yet any solution for this matter I will appreciate if any one can help me
Thank you for your assistance.

3.Page display order of two-page Print Layout view in Word XP

Hi,

I'm using the "Print Layout" view with my new widescreen monitor which gives 
Word enough space to put two pages on the screen at the same time, when I 
choose an appropriate zoom. However, for some reason it's deciding to put the 
first page of my document on the right hand side of the screen and the second 
page of the document to the left of it. Graphically it looks like this on the 
screen: [ 2 1 ].

Is there a way to have Word display the first page on the right and the 
second page on the left (ie. [ 1 2 ])? I think this is more natural for 
English documents, but I've looked around and couldn't find a setting for 
this anywhere.

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4.Text boxes keep moving after Format:Text Box:Layout:Advanced:

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text flow around tables and figures that I place in text boxes that I am 
trying to anchor.  After inserting and formatting the text boxes, I find that 
revisions to certain text, or changing the spacing between certain  text 
boxes and the text causes the text box to 'jump' to another page.  Only 
certain text boxes seem to be 'volatile', but I cannot discern what setting I 
may have implemented to cause this.

I use the Format:Text Box:Layout:Advanced path  and set the text boxes with 
absolute measurements relative to the margins.  I have been activating the 
'Lock Anchor' option, but no other option.  I do not activate the 'Move 
object with Text' option.  I cannot detect any sign that I inadvertantly 
formatted the text to affect the text box position.  I cannot extract any 
help from the Help.

5.text boxes do not display in print preview (Microsoft Word 2000)

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top of one another and the text boxes display fine in the print view but do 
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When I attempt to print the page, either of my two printers merely spits out 
a blank page.  I have not had this problem in the past so I suspect it is due 
to some change I made either to page setup or a style change.  I made a 
change to the style for normal -- indent first line but later went back and 
changed this feature back to the way it was before.  
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