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Hans Hagen wrote:
> >How can I get a table over more than one page without splitting it into
> >two (ore more) tables manually?
> using tables:
> %D \starttablehead
> %D \stoptablehead
> %D \starttabletail
> %D \stoptabletail
> %D \starttables[|||]
> %D \VL ....... \VL ........... \VL\AR
> %D \stoptables
> You can combine that with:
> \splitfloat
>   {\placetable{Some Table}}
>   {the table or better a buffer containing one}

Thanks, with buffers it does the job well.

A bit strange: If there's no other text than some tables
in the document, the tables become splitted, even if it
wouldn't be necessary.

Grüßlis vom Hraban!
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