VBA word (2003) codes to check if a table fits in a single page of the word document

HI Guys,
need your help again. I have this word(2003) template where the users type in the number of tables and the number of rows each table should have. And then a button on the template is pressed which triggers a macro and creates those many tables with specified number of rows each table should have. The macro not only creates the tables but also formats it by merging and colouring certian cells and so on. Everything works well untill there is enough space for the whole table to fit on a single page.
I would like a VBA word (2003) code that checks if the table fits on the page or not, if the table doesnt look like its going to fit, a new pages is to be inserted and then the cursor jumpes to the first line of that newly created page(where the table is to be created). I hope my problem seems clear.

Thanks in advance
Sam.

Hello Paul Edstein,
I have done exactly what you said(the codes are below). I think my problem is a bit strange, its got to do with timing.

the codes below run in a loop for more than one tables. I have explained in three steps.

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Sometimes the codes run so fast that the third step is reachd before word pushes the created table down(when the whole table does not fit on a single page) to fit in the new page.
That is why i wanted to have an IF loop that checks if theres enough space for the whole table before the first step itself avoiding the second step.

Cheers,
Sam

Hello Paul Edstein,
Thanks a lot, it seems to work. I will try to create the tables with different configuration and let you know if the codes are working..

Cheers,
Sam.

Hello Paul Edstein,
The codes are working, but there exists some problem still

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can you please suggest if i am doing anything wrong in the third step(as you said "selection" is inefficient). There are a lot of merging of cells to be done, i have provided just a small piece of the whole code here.

thanks
Sam.

Hi Paul Edstein,
Thanks for the codes.. will incorporate them in mine. I dont think there should be any problem now.

Thanks once again
Sam..