Hello Beth,

Other than with style sheets, there isn't. But I know this is not=
 really 
what you would like to listen :)

There's a way if you are working for a closed environment that=
 uses IE 
(like an intranet on some company). You could in that case use=
 the 
bordercolor attribute of the TD tag and hide borders by making=
 their color 
equal to the background. But mind you, this is not supported by=
 NN and is 
not recognized by W3C standards.

I suggest you move on to CSS. It's more easy than one thinks at=
 first 
glance and it allows you to do things you could never do with=
 just HTML.

Here:
http://www.mako4css.com/
An excellent resource to start learning CSS

Best Regards,
Mario Figueiredo
http://www.marfig.com  (portuguese speakers)
http://www.marfig.com/en_index.htm (english speakers)
admin(at)marfig.com

On Mon, 30 Sep 2002 16:12:16 -0700, Beth Adler wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Using "border=3D1" in the table tag puts a border around the whole=
 table as
>well as each individual cell.  Is there any way of keeping the=
 border
>around
>the whole table but not around each cell?  Or specifying which=
 cells get a
>border and which don't?  Thanks.
>
>Beth
>www.teddybearwebdesign.com
>
>

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