Resizing Tables, Rows, And Columns - Adobe 65015459 - Contribute CS4 User Manual

To select a single cell, do one of the following:
• Click in the cell, and then drag to select the cell.
• Click in the cell, and then select Edit > Select All.
To select a line or a rectangular block of cells, do one of the following:
• Drag from one cell to another cell.
• Click in one cell, and then Shift-click another cell.
All the cells within the linear or rectangular region defined by the two cells are selected.
To select nonadjacent cells:
• Control-click (Windows) or Command-click (Macintosh) the cells, rows, or columns you want to select.
Note: If a cell, row, or column you Control-click or Command-click isn't already selected, it's added to the selection. If it
is already selected, it's removed from the selection.

Resizing tables, rows, and columns

You can resize an entire table or individual rows and columns. When you resize an entire table, all the cells in the
table are resized proportionately.
To resize a table:
In your draft, select the table you want to resize (see "Selecting table elements" on page 121).
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2 Do one of the following:
• To resize the table horizontally, drag the selection handle on the right.
• To resize the table vertically, drag the selection handle on the bottom.
• To resize in both dimensions, drag the selection handle at the lower right corner.
To resize a column's width, do one of the following in your draft:
• Select the column, and then drag the right border of the column.
• Select the column, and then click the Table button in the toolbar.
In the Table Column Properties dialog box, change the number in the Column width text box, and then select Pixels
or Percent for the width. Alternatively, select Fit to contents to clear the set width and resize the columns to accom-
modate the content you add.
Note: If you select any column but the rightmost one, the width of the adjacent column also changes, and Contribute
retains the original table width. If you select the rightmost column, the width of the entire table changes, and all the
columns grow wider or narrower proportionately.
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