How do i copy a large body of text on MS Word 2003, side by side?

Question

i have a large body of text on word, AND I WANT TO PRINT IT OUT 4 Times, but i cant put the text side by side, when i try to copy and paste it it just goes all over the place, how can i make it go RIGHT NEXT TO THE FIRST BODY OF TEXT ? ? ?
i want to print out some invitations, and just cut it out into 4 equal parts...

Thanks in ADVance

Answer 1

Have you tried going to the Format Menu, then Choose Columns, then choose 4 columns? Once you do ths, copy your information and past it into the first column. You'll then have to press enter / return until you get to the 2nd column. Then you can paste it, and repet to the 3rd and 4th columns.

Depending on your RAM a large amount of text to copy, with a lot of other applications can freeze up the computer.

Answer 2

Try creating a table in your word document. 2 columns x 2 rows. Put whatever you want into each box. You can adjust the rows/columns as you wish to make them the size you need for each invitation. I am not sure if this answers your question. I am only trying to imagine what you had in mind.

Answer 3

When you've inserted all pictures in Word click on one of the pictures, then in your picture toolbar click on Text Wrapping (pic of small dog in square) and select Through. Do this for all your pics and then you should be able to move them to where ever you like on the page. Hope this helps.

Answer 4

delete enter characters or blank characters or blank lines between them after copy_paste