I noticed at work that on some computers I am able to press ALT Insert to
insert a new row in a table and other computers it won't work. Is there a
setting or something that I can set for it to work. It does make things
easy. Thanks. Lisa

Hi! Lisa
The easiest way to insert more cells in a table is to right click on your
mouse then click on Split Cells. In the Split Cells window you can chose how
many rows, and/or columns you need. You can also display your Tables and
Borders tool bar to create Tables and to split cells. To display your Tool
Bar go to View then Tool Bars, and then select Tables and Borders.

"ll" wrote:

I noticed at work that on some computers I am able to press ALT Insert to
insert a new row in a table and other computers it won't work. Is there a
setting or something that I can set for it to work. It does make things
easy. Thanks. Lisa

Split Cells is not the appropriate command to insert an entire row.
Right-click and choose Insert Rows; Word will insert as many rows as you
have selected. Insert Columns works the same way. I strongly discourage
using the Draw Table pencil tool to work with tables; some of the most
messed-up tables I've ever seen have resulted from this method.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

"CCC@csufresno" wrote in message
...
Hi! Lisa
The easiest way to insert more cells in a table is to right click on your
mouse then click on Split Cells. In the Split Cells window you can chose
how
many rows, and/or columns you need. You can also display your Tables and
Borders tool bar to create Tables and to split cells. To display your
Tool
Bar go to View then Tool Bars, and then select Tables and Borders.

"ll" wrote:

I noticed at work that on some computers I am able to press ALT Insert
to
insert a new row in a table and other computers it won't work. Is there
a
setting or something that I can set for it to work. It does make things
easy. Thanks. Lisa