Wain, Matthew wrote:
> Perhaps he needs to clarify what he needs, as it seemed to me
> (and I'm often wrong ;-) ), that he would have a table spanning many pages,
> then at some point he needs it to start a new page mid page,
> as opposed to just writing a load of row's and the page's automatically
> splitting as such across multiple pages.
>
> Happy to be wrong! :D
After reading your additional comments, I think you're right
on both accounts:
1. maybe the OP wants to split the table, but in that context
using document.newPage() doesn't make any sense, because
nothing will happen as long as the document is unaware of
the table (the table is created in memory and not yet added
to the document). Your suggestion will solve that problem.
2. the OP needs to clarify. Asking questions correctly seems
to be very difficult...
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