tables
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Michael Appell
Re: tables
The ability to create tables in form letters was never taken away and has always been available. Please indicate to me the following:
1. I'm assuming you are using the A1-Law word processor for this form letter (not Word or Word Perfect).
2. How did you create tables before?
3. Why do you say that you may no longer create tables?
4. I'm assuming this is at the Edit Letters tab (when designing a form letter) and not after a specific letter is printed is that correct?
Mike.
1. I'm assuming you are using the A1-Law word processor for this form letter (not Word or Word Perfect).
2. How did you create tables before?
3. Why do you say that you may no longer create tables?
4. I'm assuming this is at the Edit Letters tab (when designing a form letter) and not after a specific letter is printed is that correct?
Mike.
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Robyn
Re: tables
Okay, I have gone into edit mode of an A1 form letter, I created a letter with the basic table format that I need - not a word or word perfect -, however, what I would like to be able to do is to create additional rows in my colums when I have additional information that comes in. I don't want to have to go back into Edit Letters forum to create a new row each time. Is there a simpler way to creat new table.
Also, once we are working in the tables, we are unable to cut and paste additional information. into the tables.
Also, once we are working in the tables, we are unable to cut and paste additional information. into the tables.
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Michael Appell
Re: tables
You may cut and paste additional rows/columns/information in tables.
Highlight a row or rows in the table by using Shift+Right Arrow. Then type Ctrl-C to copy the row or rows and then Ctrl-V to paste.
Mike
Highlight a row or rows in the table by using Shift+Right Arrow. Then type Ctrl-C to copy the row or rows and then Ctrl-V to paste.
Mike