| JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP] 2005-04-10, 6:38 pm |
| Have you tried using Excel for this? I've been able to do some really cool
things with designing beadwork (needleweaving, not stringing) with Excel.
I've also seen needlework stitch diagrams done with the draw tool and it's
awesome.
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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
"bcjams" <bcjams@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EC5C466D-BFCB-4877-86DF-B0B5197ABFBA@microsoft.com...
>I am trying to create a web page for guitar players.
> I keep using the tables in word but the keep messing up the spacing
> it should be alt least 6 columns wide and 5 rows or so maybe less
> with room to identify which fret and strings. I have been using a 7x6
> table
> with eadgbe across the top and fret numbers down the side. I use shading
> to
> indcate where to put a finger and a number in the shading to indicate
> which
> finger or the note which is being played...ie b3 or #5 which also screws
> up
> the column width spacing. I cant seem to get more than 3 columns on a page
> and I really need 6 columns per page
> I also need some space under each chord to name it....and a header to name
> the page...that it....simple...right.
> and if it looks right and then i save it as a web page it screws
> everything
> up as far as looking like a guitar fret board....help
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