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Jennine has a table that she has created in Word. She has removed all borders inside the table, but now she wants a box around the whole table to make it stand out from the rest of the document. What sequence of commands should Jennine click to create the desired border?

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User Madmuffin
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Answer:

The steps to create table, hide boarder and show border around the whole table is given below.

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Create Table

  1. Click on insert Tab
  2. In insert tab, Click on Table
  3. Select No. of row and columns to create the table

2. Hiding Boarders

  1. Click on Design Tab
  2. In table style section Choose the layout that have no boarder

3. Add boarder Around table

  1. Click on Design Tab
  2. Select whole table by clicking on Plus sign on the top right corner of table
  3. Click on arrow of boarders button in Boarders section in design tab
  4. Select the "outside boarder" option from the list

By following above mentioned steps, jennnine can draw a boarder around the table to distinguish it from rest of the document.

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