What happens when a table in an image is too wide?

When a table in an image is too wide, the system splits the table and re-prints it on a new line. This approach maintains the integrity of the data presented in the table, allowing users to view all the necessary information rather than truncating it or losing data altogether. By splitting the table, the software ensures that all columns and rows remain visible, enhancing clarity and accessibility.

This method is particularly useful when accommodating varying sizes of tables depending on the content, enabling a more responsive and user-friendly display. Thus, the splitting of the table aids in retaining the functional aspect of the information being presented without compromising on readability or usability.