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My text includes tables. I want the print output to hide the table boundaries (gridlines).

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General confusion here, as PTXprint entirely lacks any code to put lines into tables. It can put them for the whole page, but it does that by blindly making that a background for the page.
I wonder if you are thinking of some other program.
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