Have you considered placing a TEXT BOX in the exact location -- and putting
the barcode inside the text box. Text wrapping should eliminate the box
moving. If you don't want to see the outline of the text box -- just set
the line color on the box to no color.
--
Kate in MI
http://community.webshots.com/user/K_Groves
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"fjminor" <fjminor[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] >I am working a project that requires a barcode on the first page of every
>new
> letter document that will be needed for batch printing. The letters need
> to
> be assembled on a Pitney Bowes folder/inserter machine because there will
> be
> thousands of letters daily. The barcode is nothing more than 6 underscore
> characters in bold print. This barcode must sit in an exact place on the
> first page of a variable page letter for every letter. Currently while
> coding the template for this, any variable information above this barcode
> that appears (Addresses, with add'l PO Box or Suite info, or variable
> product
> information) will cause the barcode to skew, and not be in exact
> placement.
> We will be upgrading to Word 2003 in 04/2009, but for now, I need to know
> my
> options for coding a solution to this problem in Word 2000, which is to
> code
> for a single line (6 underscores) in an exact place on the bottom right of
> the document without it moving. Any assistance with this would be greatly
> appreciated.
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