Tables Within Word

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Tue 31 Mar 2009, 14:04 Delegate Alf said...

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Tables Within Word

How do I add another colum in my table

Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:44 Trainer Amanda said...

RE: Tables Within Word

Hello Alf

Thank you for your question and welcome to the forum.

To insert a column into a Word table:

1. Select all the cells in the column to the right of where the new column will be inserted/appear in the table.

2. Right-click on the selected cells and select Insert Columns. A column will appear to the left of the selected column.

I hope this helps.

Kind regards
Amanda

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Making the first letter of a document bigger (drop caps)

Making the first letter of a document bigger than the other text around it gives a document a more 'story-book' look.

To achieve this effect:

1. Click to the left of the first word in the document.

2. Go to Format - Drop Cap.

3. Choose the Dropped option (middle of the three options at the top of the Drop Cap dialogue box).

4. Choose the font for the dropped cap and select how many lines it should 'drop down' in the paragraph (effectively, the height of the letter in lines).

5. If you would like to create a gap between the dropped cap and the text around it, use the Distance from Text option to achieve this.

6. Click OK.

To make adjustments to the dropped cap, simply click inside the frame that appears around the letter, and go to Format - Drop Cap again.

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