Word: Lesson 8 Formatting Pages

Alternating background colors on rows that can increase readability.

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Lines that are placed around tables or individual table cells for emphasis or decoration.

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The intersection of a row and a column in a table. Text and other table data is entered into individual cells.

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Table layout options that specify how text is aligned within cells both horizontally and vertically (e.g., Align Bottom Left, Align Center Right).

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The format style applied to the first (or header) row of a table.

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Information organized in rows and columns.

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Pre-built formatting options for tables, including coordinated cell shading and border styles.

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