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How do I get rid of the line at a bottom of a cell, when the text continues
on the next page. I have a table that has 700 + cells, some of the cells are a page or larger. What I need to do is eliminate the cell line when the text continues onto the next page, so that when this table is read the reader knows that the contents continue on the next page and do not stop there? Any solutions |
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