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last table column "cut off"
The last column in my Word table appears "cut-off". How do I fix?
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last table column "cut off"
Hi Erin,
Have you tried narrowing the column widths and/or changing the table's horizontal alignment/positioning? -- Cheers macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "Erin J" Erin wrote in message news  The last column in my Word table appears "cut-off". How do I fix? |
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last table column "cut off"
Select the table, then right-click in the table and choose Table Width, Fit
to Window option. -- Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP "Erin J" Erin wrote in message news The last column in my Word table appears "cut-off". How do I fix? |
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