On 2012-05-15 01:14, Dotan Cohen wrote:
I have a particular document with a table which has a border around
the cells. One strategic cell border has been removed, to align with
the location of the fold when carefully folding a sheet of A4 paper. I
now must edit the top of this document and I fear that I will not be
able to line up the missing cell properly afterwards. I have no
printer here to perform experiments with.
Is there some way that I might measure the X, Y coordinates of the
critical table border so that I can ensure that the correct cell
border is removed after making changes to the table and to the top of
the page?
LibreOffice 3.5, Kubuntu Linux. Thank you.
Hi. If I interpret this in its simplest way, you can right click on the
table, select table and note the position and size.
You can right click the columns tab to see column spacing. You can right
click> row to see/set row height.
Noting all the current settings, you should be able to edit and position
you table the same again.
steve
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