[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Format the first row of the table as desired. Select it. On the Layout tab
of the Table Tools, click Repeat Header Rows.

Note: Once again MS has made the label of this option extremely misleading.
Neither this label nor "Heading Rows Repeat" on the Table menu of Word 2003
is anywhere near as easy to understand as whatever it was in some previous
versions (I forget the wording) that made it clear the the option was to
"Mark as a heading row." If this one even said, "Repeat as Header Row," it
would make more sense.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"mroqueta" wrote in message
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I'm creating an APA document with a table that breaks across several
pages. I
need to insert a table header row with a top and bottom border that
repeats
the name of the table and says continued, like this:

Table 1 (continued)
__________________________________________________ ______________

ColumnTitle Column Title
__________________________________________________ ______________

How can I go about this in Word 2007? Your help is appreciated.