How can I force Word 2003 to keep a header title above a table?

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Charles Kenyon

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You can mark the top row(s) of a table as header rows and set them to repeat
if the table breaks across pages. That row does not have to have borders and
so can look like a caption. Is this what you mean? Do you mean a caption?
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