Rod Pinna wrote:
Essentially, I want to define the table cell width, and have it centre
aligned. I've found that in any column *except the last* I can do this by
setting a column width, and then centre aligning each paragraph in the
table. This doesn't work in the last paragraph, resulting in a
Rod Pinna wrote:
Essentially, I want to define the table cell width, and have it centre
aligned. I've found that in any column *except the last* I can do this by
setting a column width, and then centre aligning each paragraph in the
table. This doesn't work in the last paragraph, resulting in a
Rod Pinna wrote:
>>>Essentially, I want to define the table cell width, and have it centre
>>>aligned. I've found that in any column *except the last* I can do this by
>>>setting a column width, and then centre aligning each paragraph in the
>>>table. This doesn't work in the last paragraph,
Hi all,
I suspect this is me being stupid, but I never seem to be able to quite
get what I want out of tables.
Essentially, I want to define the table cell width, and have it centre
aligned. I've found that in any column *except the last* I can do this by
setting a column width, and then centre
Enlightenment, I think. As always, just after I posted.
I was using the minipage button under the paragraph options. I managed
to somehow ignore the minipage located in the table formatting options.
Rod
On Thu, 11 Apr 2002, Rod Pinna wrote:
Hi all,
I suspect this is me being stupid, but
Rod Pinna wrote:
I suspect this is me being stupid, but I never seem to be able to quite
get what I want out of tables.
Essentially, I want to define the table cell width, and have it centre
aligned. I've found that in any column *except the last* I can do this by
setting a column width,
Attached is an example, with the error occuring in 1.6 fix 4. I've also
just tested it under 1.2.0 cvs, and found it doesn't give an error.
As noted in my other message, I have found a workaround that is OK in
1.6f4 as well.
Thanks,
Rod
On Thu, 11 Apr 2002, Herbert Voss wrote:
Rod Pinna
Hi all,
I suspect this is me being stupid, but I never seem to be able to quite
get what I want out of tables.
Essentially, I want to define the table cell width, and have it centre
aligned. I've found that in any column *except the last* I can do this by
setting a column width, and then centre
Enlightenment, I think. As always, just after I posted.
I was using the minipage button under the paragraph options. I managed
to somehow ignore the minipage located in the table formatting options.
Rod
On Thu, 11 Apr 2002, Rod Pinna wrote:
Hi all,
I suspect this is me being stupid, but
Rod Pinna wrote:
I suspect this is me being stupid, but I never seem to be able to quite
get what I want out of tables.
Essentially, I want to define the table cell width, and have it centre
aligned. I've found that in any column *except the last* I can do this by
setting a column width,
Attached is an example, with the error occuring in 1.6 fix 4. I've also
just tested it under 1.2.0 cvs, and found it doesn't give an error.
As noted in my other message, I have found a workaround that is OK in
1.6f4 as well.
Thanks,
Rod
On Thu, 11 Apr 2002, Herbert Voss wrote:
Rod Pinna
Hi all,
I suspect this is me being stupid, but I never seem to be able to quite
get what I want out of tables.
Essentially, I want to define the table cell width, and have it centre
aligned. I've found that in any column *except the last* I can do this by
setting a column width, and then centre
Enlightenment, I think. As always, just after I posted.
I was using the "minipage" button under the paragraph options. I managed
to somehow ignore the "minipage" located in the table formatting options.
Rod
On Thu, 11 Apr 2002, Rod Pinna wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I suspect this is me being
Rod Pinna wrote:
> I suspect this is me being stupid, but I never seem to be able to quite
> get what I want out of tables.
>
> Essentially, I want to define the table cell width, and have it centre
> aligned. I've found that in any column *except the last* I can do this by
> setting a column
Attached is an example, with the error occuring in 1.6 fix 4. I've also
just tested it under 1.2.0 cvs, and found it doesn't give an error.
As noted in my other message, I have found a workaround that is OK in
1.6f4 as well.
Thanks,
Rod
On Thu, 11 Apr 2002, Herbert Voss wrote:
> Rod Pinna
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