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Tables take up room in header when crossing pages
I can't recall running into this problem before I upgraded to Word 2003. I
insert a table on page 1 and as I add rows, it breaks onto page 2. My problem is that it seems to be now occupying the header space on page 2 and the header space automatically expands to contain it. The header space (outlined in dotted line when view header and footer is selected) continues to expand as I add rows. The table on page 1 is not inside the header. |
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