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Using invisible tables

Sometimes it might be useful to use asymmetric invisible tables just to position several text

fields in a document instead of using Tab or Spaces.

The term invisible, in this case, means that the table exists, but its borders are not displayed

or printed. Suppose that a business wants to prepare a letterhead to use for commercial mail.

In this letter they put a logo in the upper left corner, their address in the right corner, and the

other fields that one normally finds in a letter. (See Figure 23.)

Figure 23. Letter template

To obtain this result, create the table shown in Figure 24, by splitting and merging cells,

adjusting the column width, and modifying the position and style of the text. During these

operations the table borders are visible.

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