Version: 1.4.1 (using KDE 3.5.0, compiled sources) Compiler: gcc version 3.4.3 OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.11 let's say i have 2 columns and i want each of them to contain a table - i tried to make a long table which would be long enough not to fit in one column on the page and i hoped it would pass to the seccond column but it doesn't . instead it is prelonged on the other page leaving the 2nd column of the first page empty. So i tried to make another parallel table in the seconnd column but i just couldn't because the cursor in the second column can't be higher then the hight of the bottom of the table in the first column
Not sure I fully understand. You should try to insert a page-brake in the first column, just after the first table. After which inserting the 2nd table should not pose any problems. If I misunderstood you, maybe you can draw an example image of what you want to accomplish?
ahh ok - but not ok Your advise with "page break" and it worked but it's not very intuitive because u dont' realy end the page just a column. But my case was just a workaround because i tried to make "50" row table in blank 2 table page and the last rows were aout of paper instead of beeing moved to the second column
Yes, I see. But thats a known bug; lets join it with the already open one on the topic. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 107989 ***