Question on Tables

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Kevin

I have a table that is currently breaking across a row
(splits the row in two) across two pages. The rows are
numbered and I would like to be able to put (on the next
page) my# continued or something like that ot let the
reader know this row has been continbued from the page
before. Anyone have a suggestion?

Sorry for posting this non-"Numbering" qiuestion here, but
there are few word newsgroups I can open.

Thanks in advance!

Kevin
 
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Shauna Kelly

Hi Kevin

Word has no functionality to add a "continued" message of the kind you need, and you're not the first person who has needed such a
thing.

You might like to send a message to (e-mail address removed). Make sure you include the word Word in the subject line.

Hope this helps.

Shauna Kelly. Microsoft MVP.
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word
Melbourne, Australia
 

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