Hello,<div><br></div><div>I have a rather large table that I have to typeset. It needs to be rotated 90 to fit and will span several pages. </div><div>I have tried:</div><div><div>\setuptables[split=repeat]</div><div>\placetable[split,90][table:literature]{A selected survey...}{\start</div>
<div>\starttablehead</div><div>\HL </div><div><div>\NC {\bf Reference} \NC {\bf Application} \NC  {\bf Family} \NC {\bf Dimension} \NC {\bf Global measure} \NC {\bf Parameter} \MR</div><div>\HL </div><div>\stoptablehead</div>
<div>\starttabletail</div><div>\HL </div><div>\stoptabletail</div><div>\starttables[|p(1.5in)|p(0.75in)|p(1.5in)|p(.75in)|p(1.75in)|p(1.75in)|]</div></div><div><br></div><div>\NC \cite{Dupuis2005} \NC Environmental  \NC Class of \MEV \NC Multivariate  \NC Tail dependence \NC Weighted Maximum likelihood \MR</div>
<div>  :</div><div>  :</div><div><div>\stoptables</div><div>\stop}</div></div><div><br></div><div>However rotating 90 seems to complicate matters and the table extends into footer. Any help in solving this issue would be appreciated.</div>
<div><br></div><div>Also, I began to look at the linetable solution but could not find any documentation. Is there anyway to tell how to use this mode? </div><div><br></div><div>Thanks in advance </div>-- <br>Leon Adams<br>

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