How can I put a border on 1 cell without showing borders
on the whole table?

Right click the cell, select Cell Properties,
click Style, click Format, click Borders,
select Solid ( or which ever style you want )
set the width and color and then click OK, OK, OK


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"Doug Banner" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> How can I put a border on 1 cell without showing borders
> on the whole table?

>-----Original Message-----
>How can I put a border on 1 cell without showing borders
>on the whole table?

Put a new, one-celled table inside the existing cell, and
specify the border you want for the new table.

Or, somewhat simpler, configure the table as a whole with
a border width greater than 0 and a border color that
matches the page background. Then, assign the border color
you want to the one cell. However, this only works in IE.

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
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Select the border icon from the toolbar while your curser is in the cell. You can choose right/left/top/bottom/all