In message <2b4de8c332780d245539f831f4dcd27318a2f4b1@localhost> Mike Hobbs <mike.hobbs@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > All the posts about tables and page breaking just reminded > me about a feature I'd like to see one day. That is, being able > to have a row of headings repeated at the top of every > page when a table gets split by page breaks. Its a feature > which exists in MS Word ... and also in EasiWriter and it has been there for ages. Select the first row, then Structure => Table => Column head. > (although if its not automatic I wouldn't know how to achieve it). > When tables get very large it can make them more easily readable. Yes, nice feature, isn't it? ;-) > Another useful feature would be the ability to cut and paste > chunks of table that straddle cells. I guess this might be > rather difficult to program but it would help me a lot. I am not sure what you mean by that. Do you simply want to cut and paste a range of cells? Then, yes, you can do that already. All you need to make sure is that you highlight the target range of cells before pasting (and the target range needs to have the same dimensions as your copied range). > Finally, a minor niggle, when you select all the text in a > table cell and cut/delete it the cell border attribute gets > deleted too. This is actually a bug. The cell border should only disappear when you select the "Paragraph". In contrast, when you select all of the text by dragging over it, you end up with "Text selection", which should not include the paragraph and its attributes itself. There are many oddities in table handling. Maybe I will be able to attend to tables one day. Martin -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- Martin Wuerthner MW Software lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx --------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------ To change, suspend or cancel your subscription go to //www.freelists.org/list/icon-users ------------------------------------------------------------