[challa prabhu]

Yes. This procedure refers to Word 2003. Sorry for not mentioning this earlier.

Challa Prabhu

"StephenA" wrote:

Challa Prabhu,

Thank you for your time and response. Your answer looks to be comprehensive
but I think that it refers to Word 2003 so I cannot check whether it works as
I now have Word 2007. I will post again if I can adapt your response to 2007.

"challa prabhu" wrote:

Do the following:
1. Open a new Word document.
2. On the Format menu, click Style and Formatting.
The Styles and Formatting panel opens on the right of the document window.
You will notice that there is not Table style sheet available.
3. Do one of the following:
On the Table menu, point to Insert, and then click Table. The Insert Table
dialog appears click ok
-or-
Click the Isert Table icon onthe Table and Border toolbar. Click OK in the
Insert Table dialog box.
Note: the Table Grid style sheet is displayed under the Pick formatting to
apply, in the Styles and Formatting panel
4. Click the Table Grid Arrow next to the style sheet name.
5. Click Modify Style. The Modify Style dialog box displays.
6. Click the Format list and select Table properties.
7. In the Table Properties dialiog box, click the Table tab. Then click the
Options button. The Table Options dialog box displays. Specify the Default
Margins and the Default cell spacing. Then click OK to return to the Table
options dialog box.
8. In the Table Properties dialiog box, click the Row tab and clear the All
row to break across pages.
9. Click OK in the Table options dialog box.
10. Click OK in theModify Style dialog box.
11. Click the Table Grid Arrow nect to the style sheet name.
12. click Set as default table style.
The Default Table Style dialog box displays.
13. Click All documents based on the Normal.dot template? option under the
Do you want to set this style as the default table style for:
14. Click OK.

Challa Prabhu

"StephenA" wrote:

Whenever I start a Table the default setting is for the rows to be able to
break over a page.

I would like that box to be unticked as a default.

Is there a way of changing the default setting?

I am using Word 2007, but it also happened in 2003