Re: Challenge (to me)

["Gene Kim-Eng" <techwr -at- genek -dot- com>]

It's been a long time since I worked in Ventura, but if you 
copy/paste the Excel cells into Word, you will have a Word 
table.  This should be directly movable into Ventura via 
copy/paste, or you can RTF it and then import it.  If you're
seriously Word-phobic, you can save the Excel spreadsheet
as HTML.  Ventura didn't do HTML way back when I used
it, but I would guess that by now it has gained that ability.

Gene Kim-Eng


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mike Schmidt" <mschmidt -at- weathercentral -dot- tv>


I've been given a bunch of Microsoft Excel files to put in a manual.

As you may know, I'm currently using Ventura publisher. Does anyone know
how to import this and get it looking at least something like a table? I
copied the worksheet and pasted it into a blank page. I got all the
text, but no lines, and lots of spacing that I couldn't do much with.


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