I want to create a document in two columns in vista but cant seem to find out
how. I am used to going into 'format' and then 'columns' in my old windows.
Help!
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alex

Wordpad is a very simple editor and does not include many of the advanced
features of Microsoft Word or other word processors.

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"alex" <alex@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I want to create a document in two columns in vista but cant seem to find
>out
> how. I am used to going into 'format' and then 'columns' in my old
> windows.
> Help!
> --
> alex

On Sun, 16 Sep 2007 15:14:00 -0700, alex
<alex@xxxxxx> wrote:

> I want to create a document in two columns in vista but cant seem to find out
> how. I am used to going into 'format' and then 'columns' in my old windows.

WordPad is nothing but a glorified text editor, and is far from a
full-featured word processor. If you need to produce anything more
complex than a simple text document, almost certainly you should
acquire a real word processor. Choices include Microsoft Word,
WordPerfect, the inexpensive StarOffice, and the freeware Open Office.

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On Sun, 16 Sep 2007 17:47:20 -0700, Ken Blake, MVP wrote:

> On Sun, 16 Sep 2007 15:14:00 -0700, alex
> <alex@xxxxxx> wrote:
>

>> I want to create a document in two columns in vista but cant seem to find out
>> how. I am used to going into 'format' and then 'columns' in my old windows.

>
>
> WordPad is nothing but a glorified text editor, and is far from a
> full-featured word processor. If you need to produce anything more
> complex than a simple text document, almost certainly you should
> acquire a real word processor. Choices include Microsoft Word,
> WordPerfect, the inexpensive StarOffice, and the freeware Open Office.

OpenOffice.org is not freeware - it is Open Source.