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On 5/15/10, Peter Gold <peter -at- knowhowpro -dot- com> wrote:
> NEVER change products with a tight deadline approaching. NEVER NEVER NEVER
> change to a product you don't know with a tight deadline approaching.
I agree.
> The document consists primarily of tables and figures, some quite complex.
> > The team (research psychologists) create these tables in something called
> > PASW Statistics 18. These tables import into Word but are a visual
> > nightmare.
Would Excel provide enough table-handling features to solve your
problem? It interacts fairly nicely with Word.
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