Creating them with Netscape or FrontPage is easy enough, but fine-tuning them can be difficult. What follows is a list of suggestions to help you manipulate tables. Save your work constantly when you are working with large tables.
Large tables consume a lot of a Web page editor's memory.
Both Netscape and FrontPage will crash, occasionally, when you are working with large tables, or a page with many small tables on it. If this happens, exit the program completely, then re-launch it. As soon as you create a table, edit each row's alignment properties before you even begin filling in text and graphics. Usually, top and left alignment are the best settings to choose. Remember that cell spacing also displays on the top and bottom edges of a table, so widely-spaced tables will be separated vertically from the other content of your Web page by this same amount.