One more question before I give up for the night. I thought the table was set to not split cells when it went to the next page, but that's not happening. I've looked for a way to set it (highlighting the table) and even though each one (I'm working on several files) is not set to split across pages and columns, it is splitting the rows when it goes to the next page. Is there anyway to fix that?

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#1

I couldn't get the return to work. Sorry this text is spreading so far
across the page!

#2

Starting with the early Xerox machines, all technology contains a hidden anxiety detector. When your anxiety goes up it makes the machine more likely to malfunction. This has been demonstrated by generations of students working on their projects/papers at the last minute.

I understand that this seems inconceivable, but, if you don't believe it propose another theory that explains why the more you need the technology the less likely it is to work correctly.
-bill