Paul wrote:
There is the ability to right click (when you've selected the rows)
and manually enter the height that you want the rows to be.
Paul
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 11:59:14 -0500, Bob Oehrle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When I purchased my new computer I got a 3 month trial period for MS
Office. One of the files that I wrote with MSO has 3 tables which were
all on one page. Now when I try to open this old MSO file with OOo it is
putting the information on 2 pages because the height in the cells in
the tables have been increased larger than the MSO file. I have tried to
decrease the height of the cells but nothing seems to work.
Suggestions would be appreciated.
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You need to be aware that there is also a global setting of margins
between the text and cell boundaries. I don't have that right in front
of me, but it caught me by surprise several months ago. It's not the
same as spacing before and after paragraphs - it's a setting MSO doesn't
have.
John T.
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