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From: Chris Randle <chris@amlog.co.uk>
Subject: Re: odd table behavior
Date: Thu, 14 Jan 2010 22:33:14 +0000
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To: David Ellis <ddellis914@gmail.com>
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Hi David

David Ellis wrote:
> I thought if I typed the following:
 >
> |this|is|a|test|
> |will tables work?|
> 
> and I pressed the enter key with the cursor at the end of the second
> line, the tables would reformat. This doesn't seem to be working
> anymore for me. If I press the <TAB> key that reformats.

The table will reformat if you press the enter key at the end of the 
line (after "work?") without typing the closing bar "|".

Pressing enter *inside* any cell will reformat the table and move down 
to the next cell, but not if you're outside of the grid.

Also, C-c C-c anywhere within the table block (even if outside of the 
grid, as in your example) will reformat, keeping the cursor in its 
current position.

-- 
Chris Randle