Use Copy to copy the report to Windows Clipboard. Then you can paste it into
any application (Word, Notepad, etc). Or use the simple Export option in the
right-click menu to save the report as a simple text file.

-Mark
"Super Dave" <SuperDave[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Where Money is concerned, it is frequently useful to remember that the
organization in charge of it at Microsoft is the MSN division--you know, the
guys charged with finding a way to get you to look at ads and to sell those
ads for big money because they can get you to look at them. Money is from
Mars. Word and Excel are from Venus.

"Super Dave" <SuperDave[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Thanks Dick - Another fine product from Microsoft - I guess Microsoft Word is
not one of their products - so why would they want to be able to send the
table there?

LOL - What a way to intergrate a product mix......

Dave


"Dick Watson" wrote:

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Money provides next to no control over that stuff--as you've already
observed. R-click on the report you want. Export it to Excel. Format it in
Excel just the way you want it. Print it any way you want it from Excel.

"Super Dave" <Super Dave[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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When printing out a report in 2006 - is there any way to tell Money where to
print the first line.

I would like to use a letterhead to print out the information- but the
information that Money prints out is always at the top of the page.

Thanks in advance