I'm trying to put a long legal disclaimer at the bottom of every printed page
on all the worksheets in my Excel 2000 workbook. A footer is the obvious way
to go, but after some research it seems 2000 can't do a number of the
solutions I've seen, e.g., a background graphic or a graphic within the
footer, and the limit for text is 255 characters.

On one page I've just copied a text box to appear slightly to the right of
every page break, because it's always the same number of rows (25) that
prints, but on other pages both number of rows and number of columns can get
quite large: 84 x 50,000 is the max. I know I can put it on the top left and
make rows and columns repeat, but that's not where clients want it -- it's
got to be the bottom -- and even the Report Manager can't do it.

I've seen a solution involving Word -- how would I go about implementing that?

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Andy Smith
Senior Systems Analyst
Standard and Poor''s, NYC