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Stevez
i need a table to be in landscape pos,with other pages stay in portrait pos.
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Stefan Blom
Insert a section break before and after the table, and then change the
page orientation (in File>Page Setup) for the section containing the
table.
A different way to accomplish the same thing is to first select the
table and then (in Page Setup) apply landscape orientation to
"Selected text".
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page orientation (in File>Page Setup) for the section containing the
table.
A different way to accomplish the same thing is to first select the
table and then (in Page Setup) apply landscape orientation to
"Selected text".
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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
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Luc
Stevez,
You will have to use a section to accomplish that.
Insert - break - section break next page is what your need. If the table is
in the middle of your text you will need two one before and one after your
table. Put your cursor in the section containing your table apply landscape
and make sure that current section is listed in the apply to section.
Luc
You will have to use a section to accomplish that.
Insert - break - section break next page is what your need. If the table is
in the middle of your text you will need two one before and one after your
table. Put your cursor in the section containing your table apply landscape
and make sure that current section is listed in the apply to section.
Luc
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/LandscapeSection.htm
pos.Stevez said:i need a table to be in landscape pos,with other pages stay in portrait