How to make your page attractive when you use Tables?

Do your tables look out of place on the page? There's no need to try and click and drag them into place. Word's Table Properties makes it easy to position your tables so they automatically align with the surrounding text. For example, suppose you just created a table which by default aligns itself along the left margin with all surrounding text pushed below it. You would like your table to align at the right margin and the text to wrap around it. Follow these steps:

Select the table.
Right-click the selected table and click Table Properties.
Under Alignment, click Right.
Under Text wrapping, click Around.
Click OK.
If the table borders have the text too closely wrapped around them, right-click the selected table again, and click the Positioning button from the Table Properties window. You can then adjust the spacing around the table, by increasing the Top, Left, Bottom or Right distance from the surrounding text.