Instead of using the InsertHorizontalLine command, you could use AutoText.
Insert the line, format it as desired, and save it as an AutoText entry or
Quick Part (Alt+F3). This is a little less useful in Word 2007 than in any
other version of Word because Word 2007 doesn't have AutoComplete
suggestions for AutoText entries, but you can still type the first few
letters of the entry name and press F3 to insert it.
Alternatively, why not use a border? Define a paragraph style that has a top
border (formatting the border line as desired and using the Border Options
to separate it from the text the desired distance) and some Spacing Before.
Make the "Style for following paragraph" of this style your normal body text
style. I do something similar with Body Text Space Before (which has 12
points Spacing Before); it doesn't have a line, but the following style is
set as Body Text so that the spacing between paragraphs returns to normal.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
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