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fellow99

I've solved the problem with a middle course.

for r := 0 to rowCount - 1 do
  for c := 0 to colCount - 1 do
    table.SetCellVisibleBorders(c = 0, r = 0, true, true, r, c);

The codes above can do so on the whole, with litte bug.
I don't like to use this method, but i indeed have no more time.

fellow99

New discovery ================================= ftp://ftp.sdedu.net/temp/tables/snap1.gif ftp://ftp.sdedu.net/temp/tables/snap2.gif ================================= I used "Microsoft Office Document Image Writer" as a virtual printer, to output the papers as a image file(.mdi). I snaped parts of ...

fellow99

When CellHSpacing=CellVSpacing=-1, It is also like the second instance, the worst one.

In another words, using RichViewAction can print tables with 2 pixels lines, and it is not too bad. But creating tables with programming could not be accepted.

It seems only appear at stylus printers, Maybe.

fellow99

I am sorry. Maybe I am too vexed.

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As you see, the width of the lines are two pixels.

fellow99

When the cell spacings are positive, 2 for example, the width of the lines are two pixels. ======================= This is the last question I answer. Please solve my problem as soon as possible. I am very vexed for it. I want to print a large number of tables, and the numbers of each table's cells ...

fellow99

The pic above shows 3 tables: 1. Useing RichViewAction, I insert a table. Then go to "Table properties" and set "Cell spacing" to -1. 2. Created by program: table.BorderStyle := rvtbColor; table.BorderWidth := 0; table.BorderVSpacing := 0; table.BorderHSpacing := 0; table.CellBorderStyle ...

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