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Old 03-23-2019, 01:50 PM
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Not exactly possible. But what you want may be accomplished.

First, you do want Tables in a resume.
  • You can set up your first table with the column widths as you set out. To continue into the second page, just continue adding content inside the table.
  • Have at least one empty paragraph between the tables. You can have it have a size of one point if you want.
  • Set up your second table to be on the next page set the way you want. If you always want it to be on a separate page, format the first paragraph in it for "page break before" formatting.
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