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how to stop a tab keystroke from jumping to next cell in a table?
I am using a table to align text in my resume', and I have been able set tabs
to change text orientations within the cells in the past. For some reason now, everytime I hit the "tab" key, it simply jumps to the next cell within the table, instead of allowing the "tab" that I want. Any help is appreciated. Mike |
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how to stop a tab keystroke from jumping to next cell in a table?
"mas5067" wrote:
I am using a table to align text in my resume', and I have been able set tabs to change text orientations within the cells in the past. For some reason now, everytime I hit the "tab" key, it simply jumps to the next cell within the table, instead of allowing the "tab" that I want. Any help is appreciated. Hi Mike, Ctrl+Tab inserts a tab in a table. Not sure why you'd want tabs in a table, though... "Change text orientations" -- do you mean left/center/right aligned? You can use the paragraph alignment for that. If the tabs are for something else, maybe you might change the number of columns, or use indents. Regards, Klaus |
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how to stop a tab keystroke from jumping to next cell in a tab
"Klaus Linke" wrote: "mas5067" wrote: I am using a table to align text in my resume', and I have been able set tabs to change text orientations within the cells in the past. For some reason now, everytime I hit the "tab" key, it simply jumps to the next cell within the table, instead of allowing the "tab" that I want. Any help is appreciated. Hi Mike, Ctrl+Tab inserts a tab in a table. Not sure why you'd want tabs in a table, though... "Change text orientations" -- do you mean left/center/right aligned? You can use the paragraph alignment for that. If the tabs are for something else, maybe you might change the number of columns, or use indents. Regards, Klaus That certainly did the trick! Thanks for the info Klaus, appreciate it! Mike |
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