I would suggest you simply use a table of two colums. That should do the
trick.
Freddy
Jim White wrote:
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Sent: Monday, October 31, 2005 4:13 PM
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Subject: [users] two columns need fast help
Dear Friends,
I apologise for the need for fast help, but kid needs
homework done for tomorrow and I have no clue how to do
this, although I am sure googling would, had I the time, do it.
He needs two colums, one called "What I Read" and the other
half of the page "What I thought."
Obviously, he needs to be able to(meaning me, secretary, of
course) to write the first thing on the left hand side of the
page, the start over and answer the questions on the right
hand side, and print it out.
Since I cannot write html here, I can only hope this
approximates what I
need:
thing 1 thing 2
blah blah blac yackyack yack
blah blah yack yack yack
The problem is that trying to finish the text is column a
then reset the margins does not preserve column A, but moves
the text. I can tab it, as that would involved knowing the
contents of column b.
How would on set up such a thing?
All good wishes,
martin
It seems to me that the easiest "day before the homework's due" solution is
to insert a two column table:
Insert > Table
Or
Table > Insert > Table
Changing the number of rows is done from within the table by:
Table > Insert > Rows
Or
Table > Delete > Rows
Jim White
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