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[Matthew Mastracci <ma...@aclaro.com>]

The weird thing is that it only happens when a table cell's text is 
split into three or more lines.  The first two end up on the first page 
and the last n - 2 on the second.  I've attached a second fo file that 
exhibits what I believe is the correct behaviour (zipped this time). 
 The only difference is that I've taken the three-line cell and made it 
split into only two lines by reducing the size of the text.

Matthew Mastracci wrote:

> I think I mave have encountered a bug.  The attached XSL:FO file 
> renders in what I think is an incorrect manner with FOP 0.20.3.
>
> The column itself ends up being split across two pages.  The row, 
> however, contains a column with "number-rows-spanned".  I thought that 
> a column with "number-rows-spanned" would be kept together across a 
> page break- breaking in the middle of the row seems to be an error.  
> I've tried adding the keep-together="always" attribute and it still 
> seems not to work.
>
> The column cells with borders are where I think the problem is.