White borders around fireworks tables

this is really starting to irritate me. everytime I export html from fireworks just like I've done a million plus times with dreamweaver cs5 and fireworks cs5 there was no border. with cs6 everytime I've changed the css, Ive changed the page properties, set fireworks to not export spacers. what more can I do? this is a bug with the program as Ive have tried doing the same thing with cs 5 and it works. aside from discontiuning my creative cloud membership and going back to CS5 what can I do?.

The solution to your problem is likely to be in the code generated by your application. Without the code we are just going to guess what the heck is going on and you will be irritated even more. So, how about providing a link to your test page which we all can see from our desks?
Good luck.

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> Probably a basic question, but I've run across something
in Dreamweaver
> that is
> a little maddening...
>
> When I create tables with 0 cellpadding or cell spacing,
I'm still getting
> hairline "borders" around my table cells - if anyone can
see the problem
> (I'm
> sure it's simple), please enlighten me.
>
> Here's the page example:
>
>
http://www.NicheAffiliateMarketingSystem.com/12days/index.html
>
> Just upgraded to DW9 from MX.
>
> Thanks,
>
> dp
>

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I'd appreciate some help with putting a border around a table
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> Hi
>
> I'd appreciate some help with putting a border around a
table as I'm sure
> I'm not doing this the best way!
>
> I selected my table then chose a thin (size 2) border
and desired colour.
>
> The problem is this has put a border around every cell
in the table.
>
> Trying to remove the internal borders has been very
frustrating!
>
> Just be clear, when I say "remove the internal borders"
I don't want to
> merge cells I just want to stop the borders displaying.
>
> So...
>
> Is there a quick way to simply put an outline border
around the table?
>
> What is the best method for removing internal borders?
>
> Having got so used to the ease of formatting tables in
MS Word this is a
> bit of a hair puller!!
>
> Thanks for your time.
>
> Happy New Year!!
>
> Ian
>

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