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Basic Table Question CS1
When working with top-aligned text in table cells, how do you keep the top line from hugging the top of the cell?
The paragraph palette is good for left and right inset, but space before does not seem to move the text down.
Selecting the type and applying a baseline shift seems to work but I'm guessing there is a better way.
TIA
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Bob Levine #2 Re: Basic Table Question CS1
Open the table palette and change the cell insets there.
Bob
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John_Slate@adobeforums.com #3 Re: Basic Table Question CS1
<forehead slap!> Doh! The table palette! Why in the world would I need the Table palette when working with tables! </fs>
Thanks Bob
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