----- Original message ----- > In message <1329518191.10002.9.camel@Nokia-N900-42-11> > Paul Stewart <paulstewart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > I have an EasiWriter document that contains a section with multiple > > columns. Within this section I need to place a picture. To make the > > picture a decent size, it needs to span multiple columns rather than > > sit inside just one column. Is this possible and how do I do it? > > No, you cannot do that. EasiWriter only has figures and inline > pictures. The former are structures, the latter behave like large > characters. Both are always part of the flowing text, so if you format > the text into multiple columns, they have to obey, too. You can only > have a picture across the whole page if you place it outside the > multi-column section, i.e., above or below it. > Okay, instead of using columns, I guess I can use a table to achieve the layout. With tables I could then span multiple columns and achieve a bigger space for the picture. Any major limitations tables? Is there a limit to how big a cell can be? -- Regards Paul Stewart Grand Union Canal, Berkhamsted Drag 'n Drop Volume 3 Issue 02 out now! (http://www.dragdrop.co.uk) Sent from my Nokia N900 running Maemo 5