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Article #25056Can a single table spill over to the next page?
From: John Sylte
Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2002 16:42
Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2002 16:42
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If this is a repeat of a thread I can't find, please delete. I've searched with no success. The only words I can think of to describe what I want is "spill over". There's probably some better way to describe what I need... I am working on a chapter describing all of the various buttons in our program, and there are many. I've created a table that essentially separates a .jpg of each button in the skinny left-hand column from it's description in the wider right-hand column, that simple. Because there are so many buttons, I'm trying to figure out how I can get my table rows to spill over into the next page without moving the whole table to the next page. If I break the table and add a new one at the beginning of each page, I'll be creating a future maintenance nightmare for myself. And it seems inefficient to create a unique paragraph tag to contain many single-row tables. Does anyone catch my drift? There's got to be a "right" way to do this... Thanks- John Sylte
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