Modifying Individual Cell Attributes: To customize a cell, click in the cell where the changes are to be made, and then right click and choose Cell Properties from the pop up menu.

Adding New Rows and Columns: Click in a cell where the new row and/or column is to be added to the table. Choose Table, Insert Rows or Columns from the menu bar. The Insert Rows or Columns Dialog Box appears. Choose to add a row or column, how many, and whether the row is to be place above or below the designated cell. Click OK. FrontPage adds a new row(s) or column(s).

Resizing Rows and Columns: Click and drag any of the borders within the table to make the cell larger or smaller as desired. Move the mouse over a row or column border to change the cursor to a double-edged arrow. Click and drag to the new row height or column width. After resizing, FrontPage repositions the text within the affected cells.

Spanning Multiple Rows: In the bottom right hand corner of the Cell Properties Dialog Box the number of rows can be selected to span in the Cell Span area.

Note: A cell can only span as many rows as there are in the table.

Spanning Multiple Columns: Cells within a table can also span multiple columns. Click on the cell to select it, and then right click to access the Cell Properties Dialog Box. The number of columns can be selected to span in the Cell Span area.

Cell Alignment: Text and image alignment can be controlled horizontally and vertically. Text and images can be left aligned, right aligned, or centered from the Format toolbar's alignment icons located to the right of the text color icon. (The cursor covers the text color icon in the picture below).

Lists Inside Tables: Click inside the cell where the list is to be located. Click the alignment icon of your choice, (left, centered, or right) and then click the Bulleted List icon on the Format toolbar. Add the text of your choice, and then press enter to add a new line of text.

Caution: Tables appear differently on a web page depending on what internet browser is being used.