On 20/10/11 09:34, Op Ed wrote: > I have LibreOffice 3.4.3 on Windows 7, but this problem existed with earlier > versions. It's probably operator error. > > I have a one-word heading, near the bottom of page 13, followed by a short > introductory paragraph that spills over to two lines at the top of page 14. > The next item is a table, two columns, large-ish cells, that spreads over > several pages. > > PROBLEM: The table insists on starting at the top of page 15. The first row > is slightly more than half a page in height. This means there is plenty of > room for the first row of the table to fit on page 14, with spare space > below. Why won't it? > > Page 14 currently has ten words at the top, and then a vast expanse of naked > white space. > > How do I communicate to the table that I want it to start on page 14 and not > wait until page 15? > > Yes, I've had this problem in the past, and I forget how I got around it. It > wasn't a direct, reproducible solution, as I vaguely recollect. > > Any table masters here? > > Thanks, > > </kevin> > Hi. if you click in the table, right click table.., then Text Flow. Are "Allow table to spl;it..." and "Allow row to break..." checked. Steve
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