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Huey
 
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Default 2 column document

I have long thought about setting up a document in a particular way but
never managed to find the answer.

What I would like to have is a 2 column document where I only write in the
rightmost column. Except, I want to be able to enter key words or headers in
the left hand column without "disturbing" the right hand side. Just using
the regular 2 column doesn't help.



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Bill Foley
 
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Click "Table", "Insert table", set the number of columns to "2" and the rows
to as many as you want. Once the table is inserted, select the table and
turn the borders to off. You will have gridlines visible that show the
cells, but they won't print. If the gridlines aren't visible, click
"Table", "Show Gridlines".

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I have long thought about setting up a document in a particular way but
never managed to find the answer.

What I would like to have is a 2 column document where I only write in the
rightmost column. Except, I want to be able to enter key words or headers

in
the left hand column without "disturbing" the right hand side. Just using
the regular 2 column doesn't help.





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