[Pamelia Caswell via OfficeKB.com]

Cell margins don't make lines. They are "padding" or an amount of space
between the text and the cell border (the lines). Borders within a cell
like the ones you describe could be caused by a nested table or by paragraph
borders.

Pam

John MacFall wrote:
The lines that I am referring to are inside the cell border and appear to
represent the settings located in Table ToolsLayoutAlignmentCell Margins.
I can print two copies of the same table and the lines will appear in one and
not in the other or will appear on Page 1 but not on Page 2.

Then I don't know what you mean by cell margin. If you mean cell border, you
can turn borders on and off by clicking the appropriate border icon.
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