Navigating around tables in Word 2007 is easy. You may move from cell to cell by using the tab key. You may want to apply formatting changes to one or more cells. To choose a particular table cell, simply move your mouse to it and click on the cell. Word will highlight it and insert your cursor. You may select multiple adjacent cells in a table by clicking and dragging the mouse over the tables you want to select.
Alternately, you may select an entire row by moving your mouse to the left_most cell in a row. When the cursor changes to an arrow, click the mouse and the entire row will be selected. You may select an entire column by moving your mouse to the top_most cell in a column. When the mouse pointer changes to an arrow, click the column and all cells in it will be selected. Once the desired cells have been selected, you may apply formatting changes to your selections as desired.
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