Jean-Guy,

This is exactly the hint that I was looking for. Thank you very much.

Jacek.

On Mon, 26 Apr 2004, Jean-Guy Marcil wrote:

Bonjour,

Dans son message, Jacek Krolikowski écrivait :
In this message, Jacek Krolikowski wrote:

|| Hi,
||
|| I am not sure if this is a known issue, but it seems it is not considered
|| an issue by Microsoft because they would fix it already. If this is a
|| feature then it is a very annoying one.
|| What happens is that if you have a table with a header that repeats
across
|| pages and the body of a table that contains cells that do not have top
and
|| bottom borders than when the page break happens to be inserted in the
|| middle of the page, the table on the first page does not have the bottom
|| border. Such table looks at least strange. I wonder if there is any work
|| around to this problem?
||

Does your table have an "outer" border? It must have if you want a "bottom"
border in the situation you described.

If I do as you say, than set my table (On Word XP) to have no "inner" border
but with a table border, I do have a border at the end of the first page,
and one at the top of the second page as well, even though I did not define
any top and bottom borders for my rows, as you described.

So, basically, I cannot reproduce your problem.

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Salut!
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