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Old August 27th, 2008, 04:01 AM
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With regards to creating table and putting it on your forum post, article, or blog, there are a couple of ways to do it.

The easiest way, of course, be capturing it up as an image, and putting it as an image link or attachment on your post.

Alternatively, you could use the table function on the messaging environment, however though please do note that the function is not very extensive.

How to get about creating a table under the Messaging Environment?
  1. Look for the (table) icon on the listed tools of the Message environment.
  2. Clicking on it will create a on your message.
  3. To create a column, input your content and separate them by using |.
  4. Upon completing your row, and would like to start a new row, input an Enter key to go to the next line.
Note:
You would not be able to use the Enter key for your contents. As it would result in the separation of your content with a new row.

Example of a table created with the table function.
Field 1 Field 2 Field 3
Row1 Field 1 Row1 Field 2 Row1 Field 3
Row2 Field 1 Row2 Field 2 Row2 Field 3

Table Creation
A table is simply made of some lines (will be the rows). The cols are seperated by |. This is what was used to create the table above.
HTML Code:
[table][b]Field 1[/b] | [b]Field 2[/b] | [b]Field 3[/b]
Row1 Field 1 | Row1 Field 2 | Row1 Field 3
Row2 Field 1 | Row2 Field 2 | Row2 Field 3
[/table]
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