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Re: How Can I call myself marker element in footer/header?

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From: Van_Kurtz
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2009 22:09
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Janice,

I misunderstood something. I thought you created the table in the main flow of the body pages, inside which you had elements that contained the information you wanted to display in the footer. I now understand that you created a table in the footer as a way to organize the information spatially, that is, as a formatting device.

I have not done that, but I am guessing that such a table should NOT be a structured table, just an ordinary unstructured table. Such a table is not part of the documents main flow and therefore does not need to be structured. Maybe that is the key to the problem you are having.

On the other hand, if you are trying to organize the footer information spatially, there is no need to use a table. You can place each piece of information in its own small text frame and then just position them where you want. Or course, if the text frames need to expand to accommodate varying amounts of content, then maybe a table would suit the purpose better. I would be interested to see if the key to the problem is using an unstructured table rather than a structured one.

Good luck,
Van
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