Adobe 27510753 - InDesign CS2 - PC Switching Manual page 54

With InDesign, you can create and format linked tables with running headers and/or footers.
Formatting tables
You can use any of the text formatting palettes to format text within a table—just as you would
format text outside a table. For example, you can use the Control palette to manually format text
and to apply paragraph styles and character styles. In addition, you can format the table itself by
using the Table Options dialog box (Table > Table Options > Table Setup) and the Cell Options
dialog box (Table > Cell Options > Text). You can use these dialog boxes to change the number of
rows and columns, to change the appearance of the table border and fill, to determine the spacing
above and below the table, to edit header and footer rows, and to add other table formatting. Before
you can format a table, you must select the Type tool and then select a cell, row, or column, or an
entire table.
The various panes of the Table Options dialog box (Table > Table Options) let you control the appearance of a table.

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