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How to lay out a page using tables and two or more columns
Thu, 05/22/2008 - 12:55
From Solveig’s excellent OpenOffice.org Training, Tips and Ideas blog:
I’ve created some quick-reference sheets. The layout looks like this. Click the image to see it bigger. It’s tables that repeat in three columns on each page. I needed columns so that I could keep the procedure name, in the left column of each table, together with the content in the right side of each table, the steps for the procedure. I also needed a heading at the top that spanned the columns.
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