Re: Border color question

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From: Art Campbell
Date: Thu, 03 Apr 2008 20:00

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Manually, it's easy. Select the rows you want to set, and select Table > Custom Ruling and Shading. Select your locations (outer edges) and the Rule color.

Repeat for the next set of rows.

Automatically, you'd need a FrameScript to set it up.

Art

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