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From: Alan Davis <lngndvs@gmail.com>
Subject: fixed width columns with wrapping?
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I haven't seen this information.  Using table.el, a fixed width table is
    wrapped.  This is an ideal format for me---my main reason for using
    table.el.  

So, is it possible to do this in org-mode tables?  I see a continuation
    marker.  Can the cell be wrapped?  

Barring that, what is the best way to handle tables with multiple line
    "cells"? 

Alan
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