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Nota Bene supports standard tables and also research results tables that are tailored for use in research papers that use academic manuals of style.
When you create a table, options are provided to choose the number of columns, their widths, number of rows, and whether or not you want a border around the cells of the table. The Tables dialog can be docked on the right side of your screen and used to edit the table after it is created. Additional rows can be added added as you work by pressing Shift+Alt+[+] (using the plus sign at the top of your keyboard) or by using the Edit Actions Tab on the Tables dialog.
To create a new table:
Once the table has been created, you can open the Tables dialog by placing your cursor in the table and clicking Format, Tables, Table Editor. The Tables dialog has the following tabs for use in editing the table.
See also: Table Commands in Show Codes View
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