AA> Yeah, I know -- which makes it a ROYAL pain when trying to
AA> provide  someone else with a file and they use a different
AA> printer.  I think this  is a really stupid quirk, but I
AA> don't know a single word processor that  doesn't do it.
Its not a stupid quirk.  Its an absolute necessity in order to view on the 
page what you will get on the printer.  Its possible to construct a document 
which will print properly on a multitude of printers, but it requires that 
certain formatting rules be followed.  The most critical of these is to never 
use spaces and multiple tabs to position text on a page.  Use of tables and 
tab settings also helps to get things formatted properly.
Bob
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