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Resolved · Low Priority · Version 2007

Reply Fri 30 May 2008, 16:39Delegate Victoria said...

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How do you change table size in Word 2007?

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Reply Sun 8 Jun 2008, 17:12Trainer Katie said...

RE: Tables in Word 2007

Dear Victoria,

Thank you for your question. I hope you found the training useful and have been able to utilise the features in office 2007. Regarding to your question, you can always try click and drag the table resize handle (little white square at lower-right corner of the table).

Failing that, you can click inside the table then change its settings on Table Properties under Table menu. Don

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