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ChefFrank · 03-07-2006, 08:53 PM

SDE - thanks for the heads up - and the edit . . . my apologies.

I worked as a professional photographer for a while, and while I did do some fashion and actually was editor of a magazine for a while, the real money was in 'glamour' - from Maxim to Playboy and beyond. And then, digital cameras were invented and the real photographers were not needed anymore. But, I digress . . .

Can I span a table between the "page 1" and "page 2"? For example, start the table with the first column in page 1, which is where my variable text would be, and end it on page 2, which is the fixed text? Also, would my page name now be "index.php" or something else?

Thanks in advance!

Frank

PS: Let me know how your lamb turns out - you can also use that sauce with what my kids called "lego lamb" (leg o' lamb). - F

03-07-2006, 08:53 PM	#6 (permalink)
ChefFrank Code Monkey Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Woodbury, CT Posts: 38	SDE - thanks for the heads up - and the edit . . . my apologies. I worked as a professional photographer for a while, and while I did do some fashion and actually was editor of a magazine for a while, the real money was in 'glamour' - from Maxim to Playboy and beyond. And then, digital cameras were invented and the real photographers were not needed anymore. But, I digress . . . Can I span a table between the "page 1" and "page 2"? For example, start the table with the first column in page 1, which is where my variable text would be, and end it on page 2, which is the fixed text? Also, would my page name now be "index.php" or something else? Thanks in advance! Frank PS: Let me know how your lamb turns out - you can also use that sauce with what my kids called "lego lamb" (leg o' lamb). - F