At 04:51 14/07/2009 -0400, Ponly Jonly Honly wrote:
Brian Barker wrote:
o Format your page in two columns, with the table in one and the
text in the other. If necessary, insert a section with two
columns, so that this can apply only to part of a page or pages.
Have to be sure table reaches exactly bottom of page so that text
appears in the second column w/o having to resort to extra CR-LFs.
Actually, no: that's why I mentioned sections. If you insert a
section and then set the section (instead of the page) to have
columns, the section can extend just as far as your table needs (but
your table couldn't easily span a page boundary). Below the section,
the page can revert to the normal single-column
arrangement. (Perhaps I should have said "... insert a section with
two columns *instead*..." above.)
Brian Barker
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