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Working with Table Cells
Word Wrap
Word Wrap is a text formatting feature of tables. It causes text to move down to the next line when the width of the characters on a line equals the column width. For example, if you set column width to 50%, with word wrap turned on, a table looks like this.
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If you turn Word Wrap off for the same table, you get this result.
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If Word Wrap is turned off, text stays on one line until the user entering table text presses <Enter>. That keystroke causes text to move down to the next line.
By default, all cells have the Word Wrap feature turned on.
To turn Word Wrap on or off for a cell, follow these steps.
- Place the cursor in the cell that you want to edit.
- Right click the mouse.
- Click Table from the menu.
- Click Cell Properties from the menu.
- The Cell Properties dialog box appears. Click or off the Word Wrap checkbox and click OK.
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