Hello, I'm trying to get a thicker [transparent] row separator in a table. I have the following code: --- \definetabulate[TabA][|c|] \def\XROW{\vrule height 2.5ex depth 1.ex} \starttext \startTabA A \NR % Next Row B \NR C \SR % Separate Row D \MR % Mid Row E \AR % Auto Row F \NR \stopTabA \startTabA 1 \XROW width 1em \NR 2 \XROW width 1cm \NR 3 \NR 4 \NR \stopTabA \stoptext --- I tried all \?R commands (first table) but there is the same space between each row of the table. (BTW: What is the difference in use or purpose between \MR, \SR and \AR?) I'm trying to achieve a bigger space between two rows, like between 1 and 2 or 2 and 3 in the second table. But, I had to use a bit "dirty" trick - to use an auxiliary blank \vrule with a specific height and depth (= \XROW). That is, I'm actually growing the height of rows instead of growing their separator (= space between them). Is there a "cleaner" way how to achieve a bigger space between two rows? (I mean between two specific rows, not between rows of one table in general.) Lukas