It actually doesn't work in IE, so it's not even a feature there. so, to put a border around an entire 'row', I had to put left border on the first TD, right border on the last TD, and top and bottom on all of them. That seems kind of kludgey. Am I missing something? Is there an easier way to accomplish that?
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