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Evan Weiner
Is there a way to select a table with Alt-Dble-Click and not get the Research
pain? Word 2003
pain? Word 2003
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Unfortunately, no. If you are in Print Layout view, you can select the table
by clicking on its table handle, but the only keyboard shortcut for this is
Alt+T, C, T. This is one of the most annoying "improvements" in Word 2003.
by clicking on its table handle, but the only keyboard shortcut for this is
Alt+T, C, T. This is one of the most annoying "improvements" in Word 2003.
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Evan Weiner
Something seems amiss: Alt-T, C, T gives Tools > Customize... > Tools. The
menu Table shortcut is indicated as "a", but Alt-A gives me an Appendix
Heading Style. It's in Normal.dot, so it looks like an IT job, & I'll try to
disable it.
menu Table shortcut is indicated as "a", but Alt-A gives me an Appendix
Heading Style. It's in Normal.dot, so it looks like an IT job, & I'll try to
disable it.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Right, sorry. I don't use such shortcuts, so I misstated it. It would be
Alt-A, C, T. If Alt+A gives you a style, then it's definitely a custom
shortcut, which you can remove through Tools | Customize | Keyboard.
Alt-A, C, T. If Alt+A gives you a style, then it's definitely a custom
shortcut, which you can remove through Tools | Customize | Keyboard.