Janice No problem. I use Excel also and when I want to send part of it to someone, I copy and paste to Word, shuffle everything around to the way I want it, then either send as an attachment or copy and paste a second time directly to the E-mail I'm writing. I realize that that is a round about way of doing things -- that one doesn't have to do all that micky-mousing around with the various family tree soft war packages available -- but I started with Office when I couldn't afford the other and have learned to like, even prefer it, now. Especially Excel where you can click and drag and shuffle everything around the way you want. Gary James -- Oklahoma pentaby@alltel.net ---------- > From: Janice Hoehle <janleeh@netins.net> > To: IALOUISA-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: ROBERTS > Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 4:50 PM > > Gary, > No problem. I'll let you know if I run across anything else. I also want to apologize for the way the names were listed. (In a long, long column.) I tried to "copy and paste" from the Excel worksheet, and didn't realize until I saw my message on the list that it didn't work. Still learning computer stuff, and didn't know I couldn't do that. > Jan > > ______________________________