Thank you, thank you, thank you!

iraunink, I'm afraid I'm going to have to hug your husband (albeit from a safe distance, since you're in Minnesota and I'm near Seattle). I hope you don't mind.

sraun found me a simple way to fix the tab from hell! It's here: http://www.extendoffice.com/documents/word/903-word-show-hide-tab-characters.html#a1 Following these instructions makes the tabs deletable!!!

I am so happy I could pop. Thank you, Scott!

Does anyone else watch --

Murdoch Mysteries on CBC? (or any other channel, for that matter -- I get it on my Canadian channel)

I really, really need someone to chortle with about last night's episode.

First, Murdoch had to go to Newfoundland (at the time not part of Canada yet) to chase after a murderer. Who turned out to be Republic of Doyle's Jake Doyle's great-great-grandfather (well, they didn't spell it out specifically, but the character was named Jacob Doyle, he was from Newfoundland, and he was played by Allan Hawco [g]). Which was hilarious.

But the best part? Finding out what all of George Crabtree's florally-named 'aunties' really do for a living. Young George grew up in a brothel. The face on prim, proper Detective Murdoch's face was priceless.

Best. Episode. Ever.