Hi, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : > Hi, > nice discussion going. Andreas your workaround works nicely if you have > borders on every row. > > But I experienced that if you create 3 rows in a table, and no border-lines > between the (1st and 2nd) and (2nd and 3rd) rows, the same thickness > problem > for the start/end borders between the cells on the second row occurs.
Yes I can see it now, using Adobe Reader 7.0 for Linux. With any other PDF viewer I use (xpdf, evince, gv) the problem doesn't show up. Clearly it's a bug from Adobe Reader, which must have rounding problems. Zooming at a maximum (6400%) this becomes obvious that the width is correct, even if we can still notice a difference. Even if that doesn't look good on the screen, the printed version should look fine. Poor consolation, I know. Try Adobe's Bugzilla ;-) Vincent --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
