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I have a table that stretches across a page with 3 columns (below). I want column 1 and 3 to be boxed but column 2 not to have the top and bottom lines.

Setting a styles to try and turn off the boxing for the column doesn't appear to work. It seems to be an all or nothing.
RTF seems to have support for a TB_LEFT_RIGHT, which seems like what I want, but it is not in the insert so I am guessing OI doesn't support it.
I am basically trying to line up some things that are for a far left and a far right column and I thought a spanning table would be easiest since I will need to do similar for a several rows
I am also going to try and use the \f function of EnableRTF to try and change the fontsize of that second column.

Setting a styles to try and turn off the boxing for the column doesn't appear to work. It seems to be an all or nothing.
Styles = 9:@FM:"L" :@VM: 0:@FM:"L" :@VM: 9:@FM:"L"
RTF seems to have support for a TB_LEFT_RIGHT, which seems like what I want, but it is not in the insert so I am guessing OI doesn't support it.
I am basically trying to line up some things that are for a far left and a far right column and I thought a spanning table would be easiest since I will need to do similar for a several rows
I am also going to try and use the \f function of EnableRTF to try and change the fontsize of that second column.
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Void = Set_Printer("STARTTABLE") Void = Set_Printer("ADDTABLE", TableFmt, '', Table, "", "", 0, Tb_none:@fm:"C") Void = Set_Printer("TABLECELL",TcFontSize:@fm:firstRow:@fm:firstCol:@fm:lastRow:@fm:lastCol:@fm:fontSize) Void = Set_Printer("ENDTABLE")
Off the top of my head, I can't think of a way of changing the borders for specific cells other than printing the table without borders, "tb_none", and then resetting the printer pos and adding boxes where you want them.
Alternatively, you can print the line as three separate tables and set the justification as required. I'm not sure which is less tedious.