Creating parallel columns

[Gazu]

I have a baseball umpire's document that, in the first
half, describes what the plate umpire should be doing in
every conceivable situation (runner on 1st, runners on 1st
and 2nd, etc.). That is followed by a section describing
what the base umpire should do in those same situations.
I would like to put them in two columns so that you can
look at what both umpires should be doing in any given
situation. Some sections are longer for one umpire than
for the other. How can I accomplish this. I am using
Office 2000.

Thanks

 

[Charles Kenyon]

Answered duplicate post with subject "Working with parallel columns" in
pagelayout.


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