I have a table with text and lines for signatures and the end of a document.
Some contents on the document are dynamic, making the place where the page
break happens unpredictable. Beacuse of that, sometimes half the signatures
table is at the bottom of a page and the other half at the top of the next
page. I need to be able to keep all the lines of that table for the
signatures together. I tried the Paragraph option "Keep lines together" but
that didn't do it.
Any suggestions are welcome.

PRC wrote:
> I have a table with text and lines for signatures and the end of a
> document. Some contents on the document are dynamic, making the place
> where the page break happens unpredictable. Beacuse of that,
> sometimes half the signatures table is at the bottom of a page and
> the other half at the top of the next page. I need to be able to keep
> all the lines of that table for the signatures together. I tried the
> Paragraph option "Keep lines together" but that didn't do it.
> Any suggestions are welcome.

That was the wrong one of the two similar choices. You want "Keep with next"
on the last (or only) paragraph of each row to prevent a page break between
rows. Also select the whole table, go to Table > Table Properties > Row and
uncheck the box for "Allow row to break across pages" to prevent page breaks
within the rows.

More info at
http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/TblsFl...ksInTables.htm. (The
site appears to be down at the moment, but it should be back soon.)

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