Table - Drop-Down. This lets you quickly drag out the table size. The maximum size you can drag is (10 by 8). The drop-down contains the commands: Insert Table, Draw Table, Convert Text to Table, Excel Spreadsheet and Quick Tables. The Insert Table displays the "Insert Table" dialog box. The Draw Table lets you create a table by inserting horizontal and vertical lines using the mouse. The Convert Text to Table displays the "Convert Text to Table" dialog box. The Excel Spreadsheet command inserts an Excel worksheet into the document. The Quick Tables lets you insert tables that have been stored as building blocks. Show
When you insert or select a table in Microsoft Publisher 2010 the Table Tools contextual tab will become available on the ribbon. This tab contains two tabs, Design and Layout that give you the ability to quickly format your table, insert or delete rows and columns, set the alignment for cells, and format the typography of the text in your table. Design tabThe Design tab includes table formatting, cell and table borders, arranging the table on the page, and the size of the table. Tip: You can hover over tools to see a short explanation of the tool’s functionality. Table FormatsThe Table Formats group contains a gallery of pre-set formats that you can apply to your table. By resting your pointer over each of the preformatted table styles, you can preview what the table will look like.
BordersYou can add or remove borders to format a table the way that you want. Add table borders
Remove table borders from the whole table
Add table borders to specified cells only
Remove table borders from specified cells only
ArrangeIn the Arrange group you can set text wrapping around the table, bring the table forward or backwards relative to other objects on the page, align the table on the page or relative to margin guides, group and ungroup the table with other objects, and rotate the table. SizeIn the Size group you can adjust the Height and Width of the cells in your table. If the Grow to Fit Text check-box is selected the row height will automatically increase as needed to fit text. Layout tabThe Layout tab includes a selection tool for cells, rows, columns, and the entire table; tools to delete or insert rows and columns; tools to merge or divide cells; cell alignment and margin settings; the typography controls for Open Type fonts. SelectThe Select tool enables you to quickly select a cell, column, row, or the entire table. The View Gridlines tools will show or hide the gridlines between the cells in your table. Rows and columnsThe Rows & Columns group contains tools for deleting and inserting rows and columns in your table. DeleteThe delete tool can delete the rows or columns of the currently selected cell, or you can delete the entire table. InsertThere are four insert tools:
MergeThe Merge group enables you to merge and split cells in your table, including splitting cells diagonally.
AlignmentThe Alignment group gives you control over the alignment, direction, and hyphenation of text within table cells, and control of cell margins. TypographyThe Typography group gives you advanced typographic controls for some Open Type fonts, as well as the ability to use Drop Caps. For more information on the typography feature please see Use typographic styles to increase the impact of your publication. Which of the following tabs on the Ribbon contains the commands?The Ribbon is organized into a set of task-oriented tabs, and each tab on the Ribbon contains groups of commands. The Home Tab contains the most frequently used commands in Word.
Which tab on the Ribbon contains the command to add a quick part to a document?To open the Quick Part Gallery, on the Insert tab, in the Text group, click Quick Parts.
Which location on the Ribbon contains the commands for adding a table to a document?The Insert Tab Groups contain the commands most commonly associated with adding something to the document.
Which tab on the Ribbon contains the command to create envelopes in Word?Creating Envelopes
Start with a blank document and the Mailings Ribbon. Click the Start Mail Merge button, select Envelopes. The Envelope Options dialog box appears. On the Envelope Options tab, select the envelope size from the drop-down menu.
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