[Hans L[_2_]]

I have a Word 2000 template. I cannot now remember how I set the various
parameters, but I can figure it out. I have one issue: I would like to set
the row height higher than the default value. Is that possible and how would
I do it?

Regards,

Hans L

[Jay Freedman]

Select the whole table (or specific rows). Click Table Table Properties
and go to the Row tab of the dialog. Check the box and enter the desired
minimum height.

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Hans L wrote:
I have a Word 2000 template. I cannot now remember how I set the
various parameters, but I can figure it out. I have one issue: I
would like to set the row height higher than the default value. Is
that possible and how would I do it?

Regards,

Hans L

[Hans L[_2_]]

Jay, thanks. However, when I open a document based on my template, and I
create a table, I would like the row height to be a value of my choice (a
value that I have specified in the template). Same way that I have specified
for this template that hte font should be Arial 10 p.

Hope it makes sense.

Regards,

Hans L

[Jay Freedman]

Hans L wrote:
Jay, thanks. However, when I open a document based on my template,
and I create a table, I would like the row height to be a value of my
choice (a value that I have specified in the template). Same way that
I have specified for this template that hte font should be Arial 10 p.

Hope it makes sense.

Regards,

Hans L

Hi Hans,

I don't believe that's possible. If I recall correctly, Word 2000 doesn't
have a "table style" feature; however, even in Word 2003 or 2007 where that
feature is available, the row height is not one of the elements you can set
as part of a table style.

The best you can do is to create a table with the desired formatting and a
minimal number of rows, and store that table as a formatted AutoText or
AutoCorrect entry. Give the entry a name you can easily remember. Whenever
you want a new table, instead of using the Table menu, insert the entry as
the starting point for the table in the document.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org
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[Hans L[_2_]]

Thank you, Jay. I will try your suggested solution.

Best regards,

Hans L

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

If I recall correctly, Word 2000 doesn't
have a "table style" feature;

Just to confirm, the most you can do in Word 2000 is select a default Table
AutoFormat.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

"Jay Freedman" wrote in message
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Hans L wrote:
Jay, thanks. However, when I open a document based on my template,
and I create a table, I would like the row height to be a value of my
choice (a value that I have specified in the template). Same way that
I have specified for this template that hte font should be Arial 10 p.

Hope it makes sense.

Regards,

Hans L

Hi Hans,

I don't believe that's possible. If I recall correctly, Word 2000 doesn't
have a "table style" feature; however, even in Word 2003 or 2007 where
that feature is available, the row height is not one of the elements you
can set as part of a table style.

The best you can do is to create a table with the desired formatting and a
minimal number of rows, and store that table as a formatted AutoText or
AutoCorrect entry. Give the entry a name you can easily remember. Whenever
you want a new table, instead of using the Table menu, insert the entry as
the starting point for the table in the document.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup
so all may benefit.

[Hans L[_2_]]

Sorry for being so darn late to thank you, Suzanne, and, again, you, Jay. I
went the autotext route, and it works nicely.

Regards,

Hans L

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

If I recall correctly, Word 2000 doesn't
have a "table style" feature;

Just to confirm, the most you can do in Word 2000 is select a default Table
AutoFormat.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

"Jay Freedman" wrote in message
...
Hans L wrote:
Jay, thanks. However, when I open a document based on my template,
and I create a table, I would like the row height to be a value of my
choice (a value that I have specified in the template). Same way that
I have specified for this template that hte font should be Arial 10 p.

Hope it makes sense.

Regards,

Hans L

Hi Hans,

I don't believe that's possible. If I recall correctly, Word 2000 doesn't
have a "table style" feature; however, even in Word 2003 or 2007 where
that feature is available, the row height is not one of the elements you
can set as part of a table style.

The best you can do is to create a table with the desired formatting and a
minimal number of rows, and store that table as a formatted AutoText or
AutoCorrect entry. Give the entry a name you can easily remember. Whenever
you want a new table, instead of using the Table menu, insert the entry as
the starting point for the table in the document.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup
so all may benefit.