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Select the Table and select Format > Table, on the menu. On the Table tab, change the
width and height of the Table.
Moving a Table
l Click in the table and then drag the border to move the Table.
l Select the Table (see "Selecting an element" on page411) and type the desired Y-offset
and X-offset in the respective fields on the Attributes pane.
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Select the Table and select Format > Table, on the menu. On the Table tab, change the
Y-offset and X-offset of the image.
Hiding the border
When using a Table to position other elements, you will want to hide the borders of the table.
To do this, set the width of the border to 0; see "Border" on page512.
Text and special characters
The vast majority of templates for personalized customer communications contain, of course,
text. While the most common text element is a <p> or paragraph, other elements such as
Headings (<h1> through <h6>) are also considered text elements. Text elements can be
present within other types of elements such as table cells (<td>), boxes (<div>), etc.
Adding text
To add text, simply type in the workspace in the middle.
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Press Enter to insert a new paragraph.
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Press Shift+Enter to insert a line break.
Alternatively, copy-paste text into a template, or use the Insert Lorem Ipsum toolbar button to
insert dummy text.
Text that precedes or follows the value of a data field can be added by the Text Script Wizard;
see "Using the Text Script Wizard" on page537.
Note: it is not possible to open a Word file in the Designer. When you copy text from a Word
document, however, basic style characteristics travel with the content to PlanetPress
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