atw: Re: Adobe Pagemaker and Table

I'm an old hand at Pagemaker and could do it with my hands tied behind my 
back <G> but unfortunately, I've gone from basically unemployed to working 
both full time and part time, while commuting 3 hours a day AND trying to 
remain involved in politics.
That said, PageMaker Tables are not really all that complicated and if you 
could get your paws on a Pagemaker 6.5 User Guide, pages 311-329 will walk 
you thru the tables, and pages 333-382 will walk you thru importing, 
linking and embedding (a trifle more complicated).  To find the 
outrageously priced User Manual, I suggest you cross Adobe off the resource 
list ($80-$100 minimum), and go straight to E-Bay ($15-20 on a good day).
Good luck, and keep me in mind for these little projects when I hit the 
next dry spell.  The only "jobs" on this side of the pond are 
temporary/contract, and all work is "at will", so I could have no jobs 
tomorrow (prior notice is not a part of the "at will" deal if the employer 
wants to axe you), or I might still be doing this tap dance a year from 
now.  Ah, the "good" life for a sippi (did I spell that right?) in the 
grand <if you ain't for us, yur against us> USofA.
sigh.
MNMary
PS And with all that I still have zero medical coverage, but that's another 
soapbox and another day.  Whatever you Aussies do, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE 
do not attempt to emulate our western medical system.  It sucks on a good day.


At 11:28 PM 5/24/2005, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>A client has approached me with some queries about an existing brochure 
>which was created using Adobe Pagemaker.  The document has some embedded 
>(or maybe linked) tables.  She says that they were done in Adobe Table 
>(which I have never heard of).  She would like some assistence in how to 
>edit these tables.
>Do any of you know Adobe Pagemaker and/or Adobe Table and are able to help 
>her with this query?  If so, please contact me off the list and I will 
>give you the details.  I assume that you can ask a contract rate for 
>giving this assistance but you should ask about this yourself.
>All the best
>Ilana Cohney
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