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SYMPTOMSA table that spans two pages shows a border along the bottom of the row at the end of the first page but does not show a border along the top of the cell that starts the second page. CAUSEAn automatic page break separates two rows, and the table is formatted so that the cells have a bottom border (rather than with inside borders between rows). This behavior is by design. WORKAROUNDTo correct the problem, apply a different type of border:
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