table cell properties: minimumHeight, height, maximumHeigth

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From: Martin Fischer*
Date: Sun, 27 Aug 2006 00:12

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You can define three values for height of a cell of a table:
1. minimumHeight,
2. height,
3. maximumHeight.

But how can I tell the cell which of those values should be applied?

It is possible to define all three of them.
But how to tell which of them should be the dominant?

Martin

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