There is no "frame" (except for a portrait page number if desired). When you
choose landscape orientation, your table functions just the same as it would
in portrait orientation except that it's wider and shorter. It will flow
from one page to the next just the same.
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"Marc" wrote in message
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Interesting article.
Will this work for a table that will cover multiple pages? In other
words,
will the frame allow the table to go over the several pages with the
formatting, header row repeating, and rows not splitting?
Or, ugh, do I need to split the table for each page and then add each
piece
(10 of them I estimate) to a separate frame on a separate page?
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Marc
"Jay Freedman" wrote:
See http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/Format...apeSection.htm.
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Marc wrote:
I have created a table that is 9 inches wide. I want to turn it 90%
counter clockwise on a normal (portrait) page. I have looked for
days on websites to see how to do this but to no avail. How can I
accomplish this?