Table outlines disappeared

Hi
Maybe i've missed something in this new version of Pages. I have several documents setup with Tables, created in the previous version of Pages. Since upgrading the Tables seem to have lost their grid lines. The outline box is still there to denote there was something there but the grid has gone.
Does anybody know how to re-show them?
Thanks
Kiran

Kiran,
What in Pages 4 was split between the Table Inspector and the Graphics Inspector is now in Version 5 split between Format > Table (Table Border and Table Grid) and Format > Cell (Cell Border controls). Table Fill was lost, Grid control was gained, I think, but I don't profess to fully understand Grid Controls yet.
Jerry

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problem solved, if someone interesed...
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good night!

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