Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, when I changed the wrapping back to
NONE, it just moved the table back to where it started.
There seems to be "snap" points, because the table will only line up just
above or just below (partially over, partially not) the header, which is a
fading bar. The printed lines are supposed to line up at the top. The
uppermost table row/cell is the same height as the fading bar.
If a reference will help, the template I am using is called "Newsletter
(Accessory theme, 4-col.) on OfficeOnline templates. It has the fading gold
bars at the top with a microphone clip art on the top right.
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
When you nudge a table using the table handle, you change its wrapping from
None to Around and in the process probably lose all control of it. Go to
Table Properties, change the wrapping back to None and use the indent
setting to control the alignment.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"sweens319" wrote in message
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I am creating a newsletter from a WORD template. On the fourth page, the
table does not line up with the Header, and I can't figure out how to move
it. When I click on the upper left hand corner and move it, the table
either
won't line up (because I can't see where it's going) or it moves to a
different page. Headers are different odd & even and different first page.
Pg
2 lines up just fine, but I think for page 4 I copied the table from pg 1.
Is
there a "nudge" feature for moving tables? Any suggestions?