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re-sizing table cells
I use tables extensively for formatting pages. When I try to move a vertical
cell boundary (in 1 or a few rows only) left or right, it will sometimes not move, move to an intermediate position or cause the whole table to become altered. |
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Bruno: Try holding your ALT key while you drag...
************ Hope it helps! Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Bruno" wrote in message ... I use tables extensively for formatting pages. When I try to move a vertical cell boundary (in 1 or a few rows only) left or right, it will sometimes not move, move to an intermediate position or cause the whole table to become altered. |
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"Anne Troy" wrote: Bruno: Try holding your ALT key while you drag... Thanks for that. I've done all the obvious things like that. However, I've partially answered my own query: If I pause after dragging the table boundary for a second or so before releasing mouse button, there is a greater chance of the boundary moving as expected (but not always )-: ) |
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