When
moving from top to bottom, the cursor goes from the end of one column to the start of the next, and vice
versa when moving bottom to top.
To enter a table without using the mouse, position the cursor directly before the table, press
Shift+right arrow to select the table, and then press the down arrow key to move into the first
cell. To move out of a table without using the mouse, move the cursor to the first or last cell in the table,
press Ctrl+A (Command+A) to select the cell, and then press the left arrow if the cursor is in the first table
cell, or the right arrow if the cursor is in the last cell. Alternatively, press Ctrl+A (Command+A) twice to
select the entire table and then use either the left or right arrow to exit the table.
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Setting Up Tables 13
Cutting, copying, and pasting in tables
In the early days of Web design, woe to you if you should accidentally leave out a cell of information. It was
often almost faster to redo the entire table than to make room by meticulously cutting and pasting everything,
one cell at a time. Dreamweaver ends that painstaking work forever with its advanced cutting and
pasting features. You can copy a range of cells from one table to another and maintain all the attributes
(such as color and alignment as well as the content??”text or images).
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