Difference between revisions of "Documentation/OOoAuthors User Manual/Writer Guide/Using tables as a page layout tool"
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For more information and tips about using tables in page layout, see [[Writer Guide/Formatting Pages|Chapter 4]] (Formatting Pages). | For more information and tips about using tables in page layout, see [[Writer Guide/Formatting Pages|Chapter 4]] (Formatting Pages). | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:32, 14 July 2018
Tables may be used as a page layout tool to position text in a document instead of using tabs or spaces. For example, the Tips below are formatted as a table.
For more information and tips about using tables in page layout, see Chapter 4 (Formatting Pages).
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When inserting a table used for layout, you may wish to deselect the check boxes for Heading and Border. |
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To remove the borders from an existing table, right-click on the table, select Table from the pop-up menu, select the Borders tab, and select the icon for no borders. |
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