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I created a simple table in MS Word. I have the rows set to a fixed height
of .2" which is what I need. When I type text and the text gets to the end
of the row, I would like the text to continue on the next row instead of
within the same row. How do I accomplish this?
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Word cannot do that automatically, you will need to use the tab key at the
appropriate point to move the insertion point into the next row.

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I created a simple table in MS Word. I have the rows set to a fixed
height
of .2" which is what I need. When I type text and the text gets to the
end
of the row, I would like the text to continue on the next row instead of
within the same row. How do I accomplish this?



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