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From: Conspluncable on 9 Apr 2010 08:26
Hello

I would value advice on addressing the issues explained below.

When I insert a table or figure within an MS Word document, it appears that
I cannot activate the cursor underneath in order to include free text. At
present, I am addressing this problem by inserting a text box and typing my
free text within the text box. However, this does not offer an end to my
problems. I would like to progress to a new page but since the text box is at
the bottom of the page, I cannot use the return key along with the cursor to
ensure that the new page appears.

Does anyone have any practical tips to avoid such problems?

Many thanks!
From: Rae Drysdale on 10 Apr 2010 08:46
Word always has a blank line below a table, so you should be able to get
outside the table. Try double-clicking where you want to start typing. If you
need to post back say which version of Word you are using.
--
Rae Drysdale


"Conspluncable" wrote:

> Hello
>
> I would value advice on addressing the issues explained below.
>
> When I insert a table or figure within an MS Word document, it appears that
> I cannot activate the cursor underneath in order to include free text. At
> present, I am addressing this problem by inserting a text box and typing my
> free text within the text box. However, this does not offer an end to my
> problems. I would like to progress to a new page but since the text box is at
> the bottom of the page, I cannot use the return key along with the cursor to
> ensure that the new page appears.
>
> Does anyone have any practical tips to avoid such problems?
>
> Many thanks!
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