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Constraining Table Dimensions
I need to constrain a table for label printing (Word 2003). The problem is
this: When I add space (0.2") to the Cell Margins, the absolute size of the table grows; therefore, it will not properly print on my label sheet. The table begins as an Avery template with ten cells; what I need to do is add to the cell margins, as well as add a number of columns/rows to each indivual cell but keep the original template constrained for proper printing. Note that the Table Properties dialog box shows that the Cell Height is constrained to "exactly" 2 inches, which is what I want; however, it is most certainly NOT constraining it to this dimension when I add to the Cell Margins. Tips/tricks?? Thank you... |
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Constraining Table Dimensions
Hello Hans
Hans wrote: I need to constrain a table for label printing (Word 2003). The problem is this: When I add space (0.2") to the Cell Margins, the absolute size of the table grows; therefore, it will not properly print on my label sheet. [..] instead of cell margins, you could use paragraph indents? 0.2cents Robert -- /"\ ASCII Ribbon Campaign | MS \ / | MVP X Against HTML | for / \ in e-mail & news | Word |
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