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Bonita has attended:
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by - delegate Bonita [2 posts] (2007 Sep 26 Wed, 16:05) Reply

what do I need to do to make tables?

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RE: tables

by - trainer Amanda diamond contributer [1240 posts] (2007 Oct 1 Mon, 16:35) Reply

Hi Bonita

Thank you for your question.

You can make a table by going to Table - Insert - Table, then enter the number of rows and columns you want in your table and click OK.

Amanda

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