[Stefan Blom]

If you see this for all the tables you create, you may want to modify the
document defaults to have no Spacing After.

You may also want to make sure that the default table style does not have
any Spacing After defined.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"jim" wrote in message
. ..
Well, it wouldn't have happened if I wasn't trying everything possible to
make the damned app behave in the first place.

jim

"Jean-Guy Marcil" wrote in
message ...
"jim" wrote:

It was "Spacing After". I must have hit it by mistake. When set to 10
pt.
it basically doubled the height of the rows. I set it to 0 and deleted
the
top row and all seems well.

"jim" wrote in message
. ..
Now when I try and add a new table, the row height is approx twice the
normal row height.

I am unable to change it via the right click menus and cannot get a
table
to draw with the default row height of all of my previous tables.

I have not (knowingly) adjusted the row heights in this document (or
ever).

Did anybody test this crap before they put it out?

Sometimes, the "crap" we get is of our making!
;-)