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i have created a front page doc where i have many small graphics with description text next to them. &nbsp;so, to best keep the text near the image, i chose to do it with a table. &nbsp; it works fine for me nd for browsing, but when i print it out, it will chop the image and the text right up if its at a page break. &nbsp;is there a better way to either lay it out (graphics and text) or a trick code inside the table commands that would keep the table together or on one page? thanks
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i have created a front page doc where i have many small graphics with description text next to them.  so, to best keep the text near the image, i chose to do it with a table.   it works fine for me nd for browsing, but when i print it out, it will chop the image and the text right up if its at a page break.  is there a better way to either lay it out (graphics and text) or a trick code inside the table commands that would keep the table together or on one page? thanks

FrontPage printouts do not have page break in tables

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