I'm pretty sure however that some form of CSS must work. It's a horrible practice to use in 2010 from a web design point of view, but if it's the only workaround so you can import the page correctly, maybe it's necessary. If all that fails, why not put the table into a table? It is generally used in the same way as paragraph borders except you have an interesting. Won't work? Those would be the most elegant solutions. Page Borders You are able to apply a border around an entire page. Make sure the desired border is selected and specified for the document. The Page Border tab of the Borders and Shading dialog box. Word displays the Page Border tab of the Borders and Shading dialog box. You say inline CSS doesn't get picked up, so I guess both this: Click the Page Borders tool in the Page Background group. However, in the Word that table appears with both outer and inner borders, not just with outer border as I was trying to get it. I was trying to get a table with only the outer border and no inside ones.
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