Tables are tricky If I recall correctly, XMLWorker will try to fit your table in the page taking into account your page margins. If you have defined a table in html which is wider then the page it cannot fit it. The width settings will only be used if total width of the table is smaller then the area that can be used. (both CSS width property or <table width=""> should work). 100% should take whole available width but if your cells also define width, it's influenced by that too.
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