The Problem:
I can't print the gridlines in my table.
The Solution:
The table gridlines are there only for reference. They never print unless you apply borders. If you don't need to see the gridlines on screen, choose Table » Hide Gridlines to remove them from the display and help eliminate any confusion.
If you want to print gridlines, add borders to the table. Right-click in the table, choose Borders and Shading from the shortcut menu, select the borders you want on the Borders tab (see Figure 7-6), and click the OK button. The key control here is the "Apply to" drop-down list, which lets you specify whether to apply the current border to the entire table, the current cell or selected cells, or the current paragraph.
Figure 7-6. Use the Borders and Shading dialog box to add a border to any gridlines that you want to print.
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