Do any of these posts help?

https://creativepro.com/pla…..design.php

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https://creativepro.com/pla…..design.php

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https://creativepro.com/zan…..-files.php

That's odd. I would try restarting InDesign. If cmd-ctrl-H still doesn't work, then check to make sure it's still set up properly in Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts. If so, then perhaps rebuild preferences.

Great question. Probably no way to avoid it unless you remove the colors in Word. If the colors are in Word's paragraph styles, then you could use Style Mapping to map those styles to your own styles… but usually those colors are applied as local formatting, so it is hard to avoid.

Absolutely… here's more on how to do that with the Page tool:

https://creativepro.com/int…..gn-cs5.php

Absolutely… here's more on how to do that with the Page tool: 

https://creativepro.com/int…..gn-cs5.php

Thanks, but sadly not… jet lag from my recent trip to a conference in Europe. But it's nice and quiet before the kids get up in the morning, too. :)

You would have to do this in two or three steps. First drag the right edge of the table. Then you could select the entire table and change the height of all the rows (for example, by changing the Row Height from “At Least” to “Exactly” and then choose how tall you want them.

This is a big topic. Great idea for a blog post.

In this image, which I think describes your example, you would turn on the Use Spacing checkbox in the Distribute Spacing section, type in 1p, and then click the Distribute Vertical Spacing:

If you don't see Distribute Spacing, choose “More Options” in the panel menu.

In general, Distribute Spacing means “adjust the space between the objects.”