Duncan,

maybe it is, but you need to setup once and then it's easy, if you need to adjust one row you can do this with a simple mouse drag for all text.

Also it ensures correct view on all browsers.

If you want to use a space in a text object you can use the left alt key with 0160 on your numeric keypath (Non-breaking space). This gives you also 1 space. but you can't see it and it's easily confused with a nomal space that will get you in some browsers a different view. If you use an html object you will see the code. But tab's don't work on both objects.

I will still advice the table object you can use 32 rows, 7 colums. if you don't use the second row you can then add the 2 columns for instance on your text 'Dorrington (C of E Aided) '. I also like to advice to set all first telefone numbers in the same column ( so take care to set enough colums before that for the other objects) leaving one empty orr adding them in some cases wil help. This makes sure that all telefone numbers are aligned acroos the page (they are not at the moment) this looks better also imho.

You can set the heigt of all rows by selecting them all in the first colum and then use right mouse click. So if you get comfortable you will see it's not that wearisome. you could even set the borders very light grey to show differents this becomes a sort of header, adjust text a little higher or lower, add small pictures.... it's just the setting up you need to give a good design, then maintaining it is easyer then with the dyn. object. (also dyn. object data is on your webserver, if something happens there your data is lost, in x5 you can use a backup project and you are live again. So there are some advantages but yes also some more work, especially at the start.

Else I would not know, it's an code issue why the tab's do work and not work, but I would never advice to use them cause the view from visitors can be different cause of browser used.

BR Andre