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Text In Joined Table Cell Overprints The Cell |
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WordPerfect® 5.1 for DOS
Problem
Symptoms: Text in a joined table cell overprints the cell below. The customer has not set a Fixed Row Height. Solutions: Apparently WP did not join/split the rows correctly when the customer made modifications to the table. In most cases customers should be able work around the problem by inserting extra hard returns in a cell in the problem row. They may be able to correct the table by inserting a new row and copying the information from the "bad" row into the new "good" row and then removing the bad row. Note: You will have to copy the information cell by cell outside of Table Edit. If you copy from inside of Table Edit you'll copy the problem into the new row. Status: Sent to Development ***|sent to dev|*** Press Enter on link token. |
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