Arroheads in Tables

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TLMMT

Each time I add a table in ppt, the borders have arrowheads on them. Not sure how this setting got changed, but I can't seem to get back to a normal table -- does anyone know how t
1 - change the borders to remove the arrowheads (the drawing tool for arrowheads does not work for tables
2 - change the table default back to create tables without arrowheads

Thanks!
 
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Kathryn Jacobs

My guess is that you are using PowerPoint 2000. If so, check out this PPT
FAQ entry:
Lines in PowerPoint 2000 tables have arrowheads
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00015.htm

(If you aren't using PPT 2000, post back and let us know which version you
are using.)

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TLMMT said:
Each time I add a table in ppt, the borders have arrowheads on them. Not
sure how this setting got changed, but I can't seem to get back to a normal
table -- does anyone know how to
1 - change the borders to remove the arrowheads (the drawing tool for
arrowheads does not work for tables)
 
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Steve Rindsberg

This should help:

Lines in PowerPoint 2000 tables have arrowheads
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00015.htm

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TLMMT said:
Each time I add a table in ppt, the borders have arrowheads on them. Not
sure how this setting got changed, but I can't seem to get back to a normal
table -- does anyone know how to
1 - change the borders to remove the arrowheads (the drawing tool for
arrowheads does not work for tables)
 

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