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Message: [QUOTE="Jean-Guy Marcil, post: 5776848"] There is a "simple" (Depending on how familiar you are with Word...) subfertuge you can use... Include the title in the table as the first row. (Set the top, left and right borders of this first row to "None" and merge all the cells.) Add the word "Continued" at the end of the title. Make the first two row "Repeat". Place a borderless white rectangle over the word "Continued" in the first row of the table. Make sure it is anchored to the paragraph immediately above the table, and not he the title paragraph itself, or it will be part of the repeat row (and hide "Continued" on all pages"). If you do not have a paragraph immediately above the table, add a hidden one or a one-point one. ALso, make this paragraph "Keep with next." Done! To repeat this with other tables in the same document, just copy/paste this first row (and the preceding paragraph) or create an AutoText entry. If this title is to be used in a TOC, then you will not want this "Continued" in the TOC. For this, type "Continued" in a separate paragraph uner the title and set the Â¶ at the end of the title to hidden. (Or use a style separator.) [/QUOTE]