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Peter Aitken
 
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About 1 inch of a table displays on page 1 - the remainder of the page is
blank. Then the table continues on page 2. What can cause this? I have
checked for page or section breaks.

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Select all of the table rows that appear on page 2, and click on Format
| Paragraph | Line and Page Breaks | uncheck the three boxes for "Keep
lines together", "Keep with next", and "Page break before" | OK.

Peter Aitken wrote:

About 1 inch of a table displays on page 1 - the remainder of the page is
blank. Then the table continues on page 2. What can cause this? I have
checked for page or section breaks.

Thanks,



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"garfield-n-odie" wrote in message
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Select all of the table rows that appear on page 2, and click on Format |
Paragraph | Line and Page Breaks | uncheck the three boxes for "Keep lines
together", "Keep with next", and "Page break before" | OK.


Thanks! That did it.


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