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SETTING UP TAB'S
Hi i am having a problem using the the TAB's part of word pro plus 2007. When
i say TAB'S i mean left tab,right tab,centre tab,decimal tab its the ones at the left hand side of the horizontal ruler. My problem is i understand how they work an as i have downloaded info from microsoft etc but when it comes to doing a document i cant seem to see exactly what they are supposed to do visually to the document ?? i have tried to see if i can find an image of what an altered document would look like after you have used the tabs. i am in the process of doing college and need help with this as so far everyone i have asked has drawn a blank. or have i just missed understood what the purpose of the tabs are there to do?? regards mike |
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SETTING UP TAB'S
Let's start with the obvious:-) You have to press the Tab Key in order to
move the insertion point to the next tab stop on the line. Tabs are used to create neatly aligned tabular lists of information... pressing the spacebar multiple times to gain indentation or spacing between words on a line wil not do the same. You might want to review the information available he http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/SettingTabs.htm If this doesn't answer your question(s) please be a liitle more clear about what you don't understand. -- HTH |:) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac "my007b8379" wrote in message ... Hi i am having a problem using the the TAB's part of word pro plus 2007. When i say TAB'S i mean left tab,right tab,centre tab,decimal tab its the ones at the left hand side of the horizontal ruler. My problem is i understand how they work an as i have downloaded info from microsoft etc but when it comes to doing a document i cant seem to see exactly what they are supposed to do visually to the document ?? i have tried to see if i can find an image of what an altered document would look like after you have used the tabs. i am in the process of doing college and need help with this as so far everyone i have asked has drawn a blank. or have i just missed understood what the purpose of the tabs are there to do?? regards mike |
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SETTING UP TAB'S
Thank you very much CyberTaz you hit my problem on the head exactly what i
was looking for its the best clearly explained bit of text for tabs that i have come across. once again thanks regards mike "CyberTaz" wrote: Let's start with the obvious:-) You have to press the Tab Key in order to move the insertion point to the next tab stop on the line. Tabs are used to create neatly aligned tabular lists of information... pressing the spacebar multiple times to gain indentation or spacing between words on a line wil not do the same. You might want to review the information available he http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/SettingTabs.htm If this doesn't answer your question(s) please be a liitle more clear about what you don't understand. -- HTH |:) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac "my007b8379" wrote in message ... Hi i am having a problem using the the TAB's part of word pro plus 2007. When i say TAB'S i mean left tab,right tab,centre tab,decimal tab its the ones at the left hand side of the horizontal ruler. My problem is i understand how they work an as i have downloaded info from microsoft etc but when it comes to doing a document i cant seem to see exactly what they are supposed to do visually to the document ?? i have tried to see if i can find an image of what an altered document would look like after you have used the tabs. i am in the process of doing college and need help with this as so far everyone i have asked has drawn a blank. or have i just missed understood what the purpose of the tabs are there to do?? regards mike |
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