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Kenny H

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January 5, 2015 at 12:33 pm #72517
Kenny H
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Hi Adam,
We could fake the top border with a stroke and then get rid of it on the top rows of pages. We would just have to be very wary of any reflow as edits are made or items are added. We would probably have to do this as a very last step before making final mechanicals.

Was just hoping for something that could ‘ride’ in the flow of the table. What a frustrating little problem!

Thanks for any suggestions, though!

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