In Word 2003, I have the automatic resize to fit contents turned off, and use
even 0.1 widths to build data tables, however, when I add additional rows or
make other adjustments, the rows don't end up being consistent widths, and
the table is not even. For instance, I will have several columns that add up
to a width of say 6 inches even, but when I look at the overall row or table
width, under table properties, it may have a preferred with checked at 6.01
inches even if I turn this off.

I had no problems with this in prior versions of Word, but this is driving
me nuts.

Hi ?B?Q1ZM?=,

In Word 2003, I have the automatic resize to fit contents turned off, and use
even 0.1 widths to build data tables, however, when I add additional rows or
make other adjustments, the rows don't end up being consistent widths, and
the table is not even. For instance, I will have several columns that add up
to a width of say 6 inches even, but when I look at the overall row or table
width, under table properties, it may have a preferred with checked at 6.01
inches even if I turn this off.

Just a thought...

In Tools/Options/Compatibility there are some options about aligning table rows
and allowing them to lay out apart. you might see if changing these has any
effect.

Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 8 2004)
http://www.word.mvps.org

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