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Question about setting tabs
Hi. I am working on a manual section that looks like this: Uses -to treat cancer -to use for other purposes -preferable I can't figure out any other way to do it except in a table. Is that advisable or am I missing the boat? Thanks, Colleen. -- Colleen |
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Question about setting tabs
There are other ways, but that's precisely one of the types of information
presentation that Word's tables are designed to handle... so go for it. Note... if you don't need/want borders, turn on the Tables and Borders toolbar and turn off the borders you don't want. -- Herb Tyson MS MVP http://www.herbtyson.com Please respond in the newsgroups so everyone can follow along. "Colleen" wrote in message ... Hi. I am working on a manual section that looks like this: Uses -to treat cancer -to use for other purposes -preferable I can't figure out any other way to do it except in a table. Is that advisable or am I missing the boat? Thanks, Colleen. -- Colleen |
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