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From: "Gilbert van den Dobbelsteen" <gilbert@panter.soci.aau.dk>
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> Is it possible to arrange that framed paragraph (\startframedtext)
> extends to multiple pages, like this:
> ------
> |    |
>         ====== page break
> |    |
> |    |
> ====== page break
> |    |
> ------
>
> - and | denote the frame.
>

You should use the \starttabellen command for this (it's somewhere in the
Docs). That way you can also add header ands footers, which are repeated on
the following pages. I guess that the english command is \starttables (not
sure, sorry look it up in cont-com.tex). There is also some docu in
core-tab.tex.

Gilbert.