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How to set a specific row height in Word 2007

I am have created a table in Word 2007 but cant seem to figure out how to set the row height to an exact size.  I figured out how to set the width but not the height 

I am inserting photos in the cell and do not want to have to re-size every photo but rather just have the cell do it for me but only showing exactly what will fit in the cell 

I knew how to do it in an older version but cant find it on 2007 

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Just found it after posting - I was using the Auto fit for the width and did not realize the height was under PROPERTIES

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Click anywhere in the table.

Press Alt+Num 5 or right-click and select Select > Table from the context menu,

On the Layout tab of the ribbon, click Properties, or right- click and select Table Properties... from the context menu.

Activate the Row tab of the Table Properties dialog.

Tick the check box 'Specify height'.

Enter a number in the box, e.g. 0.5" or 1.27cm or 36pt.

Select Exactly from the 'Row height is' dropdown.

Click OK.

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