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Note that one (<cmd>ReFormat</cmd> can be abbreviated <cmd>REF</cmd> for brevity.)== Row Spans== It's also possible to create rowspans (i.e. cells that span more than one row) using with the command <cmd>Raise(<i>dimen</i>){<i>content</i>}</cmd> or <cmd>Lower(<i>dimen</i>){</i>content</i>}</cmd> that raise or lower ''content'' by ''dimen''. <table cols="2"><tr valign="top"><td><texcode>\starttable[|c|c|]\HL\VL \Lower(.5\lineheight){a} \VL b \VL \AR\DC \DL \DR\VL \VL c \VL \AR\HL\stoptable</texcode></td><td><context>\starttable[|c|c|]\HL\VL \Lower(.5\lineheight){a} \VL b \VL \AR\DC \DL \DR\VL \VL c \VL \AR\HL\stoptable</context></td></tr></table> (<cmd>Lower(.5\lineheight){a}</cmd> can be abbreviated <cmd>LOW{a}</cmd> for brevity.) An alternative means of spanning rows by a tall object makes use of a bit of TeX magic:<cmd>smash{tall objext}</cmd>: <table cols="2"><tr valign="top"><td><texcode>\starttable[|M|c|]\HL\VL \VL a \VL \AR\DC \DL \DR\vcenterVL \smash{\hboxsum_0^N} \VL b \VL \AR\DC \DL \DR\VL \VL c \VL \AR\HL\stoptable</texcode></td><td><context>\starttable[|M|c|]\HL\VL \VL a \VL \AR\DC \DL \DR\VL \smash{A tall object}}\sum_0^N}\VL b \VL \AR\DC \DL \DR\VL \VL c \VL \AR\HL\stoptable</context></td></tr></cmdtable>...