Continuing to experiment it does seem that if I place and position the two Images within a Frame, I can then move this Frame with the two Images seemingly ‘locked’ in position’ to wherever I wish in the main document. Arrange/Wrap as normal and add the extra text within this Frame. And once done I can then continue with the main Project.

So movement seems to work with Images inside a Frame, but does not with a text frame inside.

Thankyou for that observation. There was no way I would have realised I had pressed ‘Enter’, probably just done automatic. Just out of interest whilst I deleted the entries in that Table, I could not adjust the Row height, the Rows seemed to be locked.

Not to worry, in the end I created a completely new Table, different format, adjusted the columns a bit easier and have started entering details, remembering and trying this time not to press ‘Return’. So far so good.

Thankyou again for your help.

Yes I found the double headed arrow, but after re-sizing a column, I am getting the width of the ‘Table’ move each time. Then when I re-adjust that, so does the column I have just adjusted. I cannot seem to maintain the Table within it’s starting confines. Everytime I adjust a column, so does the width of that Table and vice versa.   

Co-incidentally I have found another way. Highlight a column, right click ‘Table’, then ‘Set Column Width’ but again I cannot get my Table to stay in one position whilst I adjust the column widths.

Geoff,

Admittedly before attempting to try, I don’t actually envisage a problem in converting my jpeg pages to a pdf format, whether via Page Plus, or, if necessary, I do happen to have an Old Abby Fine Reader program that am sure would do the job if necessary.

As to the number of potential books of any project or number of pages? I think that is something like the ‘chicken and egg question, what came first.’ At the moment I cannot envisage wanting more than 1 or 2 copies, and as to number of pages, that for me I think, would be determined by cost and how easily I could split a Project.

These will be all A4 page books. Although I think everything I have done has been within the blue Page Plus Guide Lines, what I was more hoping for was to have an idea of what the finished book would look like before deciding to go ahead.

Hence my ideal of transferring page(s) to a template and then getting a green tick, or, a red cross as to whether it was suitable for that printed book design. Maybe this is just wishful thinking or I await a future Ai.

George

Thankyou. Continual experimenting has finally got my time column sorted, although more by luck than judgement methinks.

However whilst looking at your reply image and then looking at ‘Help’, I still cannot see how one gets to the screen that you have shown to be able to edit. I think I am still in the Excel mindsight where one just does a right click on a column and then can change the format.

All this though has also made me wonder whether there is actually any subtle difference between all the, what looks like nearly 50 tables one can select? Is it just cosmetic? Apart from the Calendar Tool I have not, up to now, needed to look at these Tools so am curious. 

Geoff

Thanks for that reassurance. I had looked at ‘Preferences’ and in the Manual but could not see anything. It was just that if there are two ways to do anything, I will normally find the longest or hardest.

Probably what was the most annoying was that I seemingly could not change the font colour. The background was dark and the font was black so sometimes when you try to place the cursor over the phrase just typed to change the colour, quite often I sometimes only managed to select a part of the phrase. Never mind!

George

Thankyou. I got there in the end although following your instructions it took me quite a few attempts to achieve.

What I had been doing wrong it seems was to put the border in first and then attempt to add an image in the middle. Finally the penny dropped and work on the middle image first and then everything works.

Many thanks. Cannot guess at how many attempts I have had.