JTable Header/summary Row

Hi
I have a jtable and I want to add a summary row right under the header. I added a row and I specified in the sorting class to start from 1 instead of 0, which made my summary not sortable. but, when I scroll down, the summary row disappears.
How can I make it not disappear? the same problem with printing. I'm using the table.print method and it prints only in the first page, while I want to print on every page.
I think I should add it as part of the header? I have no idea how to do that.
any ideas or help?
Thanks,
Benbak
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Benbak

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