Hi Robert
> I've been in situations where I insert a new table, and then
> immediately under my new table insert another one. Doing this
> causes no carriage return to be placed between the two tables. In
> fact, the tables are so close together it looks like simply rows
> were added on to the first new table (of course this is not the
> case). Could someone enlighten me as to how I can insert carriage
> returns between two new tables? Thanks.
Here's an ugly way that works. There may be a better way.
1. Insert some returns below the second table.
2. Select the second table (every cell).
3. Drag and drop the table down a few lines using the mouse. This will
create a third table identical to the second, hopefully with a few lines
between it and the second table.
4. Put the cursor in the second table, and select Table / Delete / Table
from the menu.
I hope this helps, but I also hope someone has a nicer solution.
Adrian
www.tryanotherangle.org
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