In MS Word Tables, it is possible to have lines that are not printable but that show on the screen to tell you that a table is there. This is usually the default condition. To change them so that some or all lines print, select the entire table, open the table properties and select the Borders and Shading... button. In the Borders tab, select the kind of lines you want and then click on OK. You can get to the same place by selecting the entire table, then using the Format pull-down menu and select Borders and shading...
you might have to uninstall it then reinstall it
if that doesnt work then i dont know
Gridlines
Gridlines are the outlines of the cells in a table, to show you where the cells are. These are different to borders, which are lines you draw and are normally automatically included in a table. Borders can be formatted to be different colours or styles or thickness etc. You can remove borders, but gridlines are fundamental to a table. They can't be formatted. They are there for a guide to you to define the table. You can show or hide gridlines and when you print, it is borders that form the lines around the cells, so if you don't have them, you can see your data laid out in a tabular form, with no lines around them. Sometimes that is what you want.
It is really simple to print an HTML table in PHP, all you have to do is the following: <?php print "<table>"; print "<tr>"; print "<td>hello</td>"; print "</tr>"; print "</table>"; ?>
Usually when working with a word document, text will go right across the page, so you have just one column. Using columns you can have separate columns for text, like you would see in a newspaper or a magazine. If you are doing something like a leaflet or newsletter, you may want to lay out your text that way instead of the normal way.
It allows you to link different parts of a document to each other. You may have a piece of text that mentions a table and then have that piece of text link to that table in another part of the document. It is then cross referencing the items.
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Do you mean what are the objectives of Microsoft word? Word Processing, Editing, compatibility, ubiquity, Track changes, protecting your document, ease of use, style, printing, and table/graphs/charts.
First off If you are using Microsoft Office Which I am assuming you are, you click inside the table to the left corner there should be an arrow click it. Then go to file. Print, The Tab which says All pages. Then Click selection and then Press Print
1.A table of contents is a list of the parts of a book or document while an index is a list of important words, concepts, and other useful materials in a book or document. 2.A table of contents is located at the beginning of the document usually after the title page and copyright notices while an index is located at the end of the document. 3.Only those documents that are more than ten pages must have a table of contents while any document can have an index. 4.The contents in a table of contents are arranged according to their appearance in the document or in sequence while the contents of an index are arranged alphabetically. 5.There are many professional indexers while there are no professional table of contents creators.
chk Microsoft support for your queries... http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/147424 Microsoft Office Project 2007 Official Website - http://www.Microsoft.com/project/en/us/default.aspx
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First create the table. Then select the cell or cells you want a diagonal line in. Choose the Borders and Shading option. In the borders there are various options for putting borders around the cells. There is also options for diagonal lines to go through the cells. If you click on one of those and click OK, you will get the diagonal lines you want.