Tables are often used to display large amounts of data, for example in a sales report. As the maximum length of a table on any one page can only be the maximum height of the page (minus margins and headers and footers), it is necessary to divide the table every time a page break occurs.
Any row in a table can be automatically added to the top of each table, right after a page break has occurred. This ensures that tables always have a table header on every page, regardless of how long they may become.
The screenshots to the right, illustrates how the first row of the table is being repeated at the top of each successive page.
This feature is available or partially available in the following TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms products:
