Alin Popa wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> This is the code that I'm using it:
>
>         tableFooter = new Table( 2 );
>
>         Cell cellPageNo = new Cell( paraPageNo );
>         cellPageNo.setBorder( Rectangle.NO_BORDER );
>         cellPageNo.setBorderColor( Color.WHITE );
>
>         Cell cellDate = new Cell( paraDate );
>         cellDate.setBorder( Rectangle.NO_BORDER );
>         cellDate.setBorderColor( Color.WHITE );
>         tableFooter.setWidth( 110 );
>         tableFooter.setDefaultCellBorder( Rectangle.NO_BORDER );
>         tableFooter.setBorderColor( Color.WHITE );
>         tableFooter.setBorderWidth( 0 );
>         tableFooter.addCell( cellPageNo );
>         tableFooter.addCell( cellDate );
>
> And still, the same gray border.
> I don't know what I miss here. :(

Please print the page on paper.
Do you see any borders?

Also please remove the setBorderColor lines.
There is no border, so why set the color?

br,
Bruno

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