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Yes, that's what I told my boss, that it's probably some zoom/display quirk and not something that is actually caused by the table design. He's of the opinion, though, that there should be no "quirks" whatsoever (Luckily I was able to show him some documents from competitors that have the same issue, and in fact, some Adobe-produced pdfs - <http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FrameMaker/8.0/dita_start.pdf> page 2, all three tables have noticeable "nubs" at 100% zoom on the left side, particularly if you take a screen capture of the side of the table and then zoom in on that screen capture - and that has somewhat quieted the situation on my end).

But for reference, I am using an HP Color LaserJet 3800 PS to print the actual hardcopy. In print, the "nubs" are noticeable if you're looking for them, but not as obvious as they are when viewed through Acrobat. Unfortunately, most of our customers don't print out our documents, they view them onscreen.