Thanks for the detailed response, Susan.

Taking up your suggestion to rethink this: The document I'm working on will
be viewed by almost all its users in hard copy. The idea is that, on opening
the document, at a glance some sort of header would immediately tell you what
you're looking at.

If repeating the table header is a clumsy solution, what others might be
possible?

Your point about the TOC is well taken.


"Allan TFF" wrote:

I'm working in a long table that runs over many pages. I know how to repeat
the row headings at the top of each page, but I'd like to repeat the table
name (which is in the first row of the table, so that's easy enough) PLUS the
word 'Continued' on each new page that the table spills onto. Is there a
simple way to acheive this?
And then... how I can I mark the resultant 'This table continued'so that
it's in my Table of Contents?
Allan