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On 02/24/2011 01:44 AM, gpn return0 wrote:
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style="font-size: 10pt; color: black; font-family: 'Courier New';">Hi,</span></p>
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<span
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use longtable in my latex. I have a set of records in my table and I
don’t want any page break in between the record. </span></p>
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my sample code attached. Each set of record has data (from A to E). The
each record (data from A to E) should print in the same page (i.e. it
should not split due to page break as it happens in teh sttached PDF). </span></div>
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<span
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option is available in longtable to do this? </span></p>
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Given the length of the page you have already, I would insert a forced
page break in place of \\ before the entry that is split undesirably. I
can't say how you di that in LaTeX, because I don't know what
quasi-primitive commands are allowed. <br>
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Automating that is likely to be more difficult. You would need to get
an accurate reading on \pagesofar, or to limit breaks after \\ except
on blank lines. I am lazy about such things. Once I have otherwise
stable paging, I just go in and insert the needed break.<br>
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Pierre MacKay<br>
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