C9Mouse
24th Sep 2002, 03:52 pm
This tip is for FrontPage 2002. I don't know if it works with the other versions, since 2002 is my first time using FP.
Actually, I learned this trick by accident. I don't know how many FP users already know this, but I thought it would be cool to share it anyway.
When I want to select a cell I usually put my cursor in the cell I want to select and then go Table>Select>Cell on the File Menu.
I got tired of doing this and then one day I had my cursor in a cell and held down the Alt key and left clicked the mouse. This highlighted the cell and all I had to do was right-click and choose Cell Properties from the fly out menu.
This has saved me a lot of time, running up to the File menu and selecting the cell that way.
I hope this tip helps someone, for I didn't even know about it until the day I accidentally did it.
-- C9
Actually, I learned this trick by accident. I don't know how many FP users already know this, but I thought it would be cool to share it anyway.
When I want to select a cell I usually put my cursor in the cell I want to select and then go Table>Select>Cell on the File Menu.
I got tired of doing this and then one day I had my cursor in a cell and held down the Alt key and left clicked the mouse. This highlighted the cell and all I had to do was right-click and choose Cell Properties from the fly out menu.
This has saved me a lot of time, running up to the File menu and selecting the cell that way.
I hope this tip helps someone, for I didn't even know about it until the day I accidentally did it.
-- C9