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  1. There is a hint above a table column showing the table column width when dragged to another width (hard to describe...). However, the width the hint shows is wrong, leads to a wrong assumption about the column width respectively. See enclosed image with the "wrong" width in the "hint" in red, and the correct cell width in the table pallet (green). I assume the wrong width the hint shows refers to the column left from the column selected. The misleading part seems to be that the hint badge is shown at a wrong position: the column the width refers to is always the one from the left from the border dragged, but the badge itself is shown on the right from the border dragged. Publisher 1.7.0.249 on Win10.
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