Adding a New Row
To create a new row:
  - To create a new row above an existing row, click at the beginning of
    the first cell in the row and select the Insert row
    before entry in the Table sub-menu (Ctrl
    t Ctrl i).
- To create a new row below an existing row, move the cursor to the end
    of the last cell in the row and select the Insert row
    after entry in the Table sub-menu (Ctrl t
    Ctrl n).
New rows can also be easily added to a table using the
Enter key. When a whole row is selected (use F2
on Windows and Esc on Linux for that), pressing the
Enter key create a new row after the selected row.
To delete or copy/paste a row:
When a whole row is selected, it's possible to delete it, to copy (or to
cut) it and to paste it before or after another row.
To select a row:
  - Use the Select row entry in the Table
    sub-menu (Ctrl t Ctrl r).
- You can also start the selection in a cell. Hitting the F2key on Windows (or theEsckey on Linux) extends the
    selection to the enclosing row.
When a whole row is selected, it's possible to copy (or to cut) it and to
paste it before or after another row.
  - To paste a row before an existing row, click at the beginning of the
    existing row and paste the copied or cut row or use the Paste
    before entry in the Table sub-menu (Ctrl
    t Ctrl p).
- To paste a row after an existing row, move the cursor to the end of the
    existing row and paste the copied or cut row or use the Paste
    after entry in the Table sub-menu (Ctrl t
    Ctrl v).