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Create Table

Rey the three$-$column, eight$-$row table below. Your columns will be wider, so

your text will not wrap as shown below.

Select cells $C1-C8$ and click Center. When all the items in a column are the same length, the column will look better centered

Select cells Al and B$1$ and click Center.

Save and close. $(38-d3)$

$\backslash$table$[[$Move Title,Time of Showing,Location$],[$The Amazing Bionic Woman,$1$:$15,4$:$10,7$:$10,$Theatre $1],[$Global Warming: $3$D$,1$:$20,6$:$25,9$:$10,$Theatre $2],[$The Hourglass,$12$:$00,2$:$30,5$:$10,,$Theatre $3],[,7$:$45,10$:$25,],[\backslash$table$[[$The Circus Comes$],[$to Town: $3$D$]],12$:$25,2$:$40,5$:$00,,$Theatre $4],[$Time Marches On$,7$:$40,10$:$10,$Theatre $5],[$Humpty Dumpty's Great Fall,$12$:$30,3$:$30,6$:$30,9$:$30,$Theatre $6],[$The Silver Knight: The IMAX,$12$:$00,3$:$40,7$:$00,10$:$30,$Theatre $7]]$

WORKPLACE SUCCESS

High$-$Tech Etiquette

In today's day and age, high$-$tech manners can be just as critical as dining etiquette in developing your professional image. Knowing the difference between Bluetooth and houndstooth is just as important as knowing how to host a business luncheon.

Improper or ill$-$timed use of new high$-$tech devices can destroy your professional image rather than enhance it$.$ Using a smartphone may make you appear technically savvy; however, continually glancing at your device during a meeting is like checking your watch. It is considered rude and inappropriate telhavior:

Cell phone usage should be limited during work hours. Some companies require that employees keep their cell phones in their car. If your company allows you to bring your cell phone to your desk, set it on vibrate. Do not walk around the office building talking on a cell phone; it annoys others and is not professional. If you work in a cubicle environment, be mindful that others can hear your conversation and that what you say may not be appropriate for coworkers to hear:

LESSOM $38$

CREATE TABLES

MODULE $5$

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