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In <sesNNKS00VI=0BPURi@andrew.cmu.edu>, dg0o+@andrew.cmu.edu writes:
> How does one include landscape tables in a portrait document?  I want to
> rotate the table headings and captions also.

This one again!  Well, there are various hacks for some printers; other
people will tell you about them.  But it's an imposition on the reader.
It's better to print the table in portrait, by rearranging the rows or
columns, shortening headings or using several lines for them, using a
condensed typeface or a smaller size, or wholly redesigning the table.

And don't forget \oldstyle for numeric tables; it's a real eyesaver.

-:-
	"Not a dwarf hole with piles of dirt, gypsum, and dried snot
	 lying around, nor a narc hole with obscene drawings in the
	 vestibule and a cesspool in the middle of the living-room: 
	 it was a boggie hole, and that means all of the above."
-- 
Col. G. L. Sicherman
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