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You point out a deeper problem with tables, each cell is individual and
therefor you have this problem.

I personally like it this way, but it seems there are those that disagree ;)

The real solve would be to change the framehandles to encompass more then=
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one frame if you select multiple frames. But in practice this will probably
be more trouble then its wourth.. (frames not selected in a square etc)

I am afraid I don't seen how this can be solved in an intuitive manner..


On Mon, Jul 30, 2001 at 09:02:13PM -0400, Thomas Gufler wrote:
> Hi,
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> it is nearly impossible to resize a Table in KWord as whole. I think this=
 is=20
> a big problem when you have cells with equal size and you want to=20
> reduce/enlarge the table(without changing the size ratio between the cell=
s).
> IMO it could work like this:
> When you click on the border of the table the whole table is selected and=
 you=20
> can resize the whole table
> Clicking on the border of a cell (the inside borders of the "outside" cel=
ls=20
> -> resizing the row/line(like it is now)
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> Greetings,
> Tom Gufler

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Thomas Zander                                            zander@earthling.n=
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The only thing worse than failure is the fear of trying something new

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