Keep lines in a table from repeating across page break

[James Covey]

I am creating tables in a long document. In some of the tables, the first few
lines of the table are repeating across a page break. The repeating lines
can't be seleceted on the second page, but if you make a change in the
original lines, it changes the repeated lines. How do I get rid of the
repeated lines? When the document prints, the repeated lines are not printed,
but it messes up the rest of the page byprinting a large blank area at the
end of the table.

The table properties for the row allows the row to break across the page,
and there is no row height requirement.

 

[Jezebel]

Select the repeating rows at the top of the table, go to Table > Properties,
clear the 'Repeat as header row' checkbox on the Rows tab.

 

[James Covey]

I'm sorry, I didn't include all details. The table is a one cell table, so
the lines of text that are repeating are all contained in the same cell.

 

[James Covey]

AS I kept poking around, I discovered a frame had somehow snuck in. I
recreated the table without the offending frame, and it appears to have
solved the problem. The evils of having several people working on something.