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I have a complex table with 20 columns or so which is by far too large for a normal environment, so I have put it into a landscape environment. The table is also too long and has to be split over more pages. However without supertabular I could resize it using the \scalebox{0.5}{ tabular }. Does anyone know an equivalent for the supertabular environment? Or provide an example for longtable or another recommended package?

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You may try reducing the \tabcolsep and also the font size. – Harish Kumar Feb 22 at 15:58
fontsize is already set to {\footnotesize}, I think there is nothing smaller. \tabcolsep did a good job, however then the table looks a bit ugly and reaches into the upper margin – Latex Newbie Feb 22 at 16:28
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\scriptsize and \tiny are smaller than \footnotesize – David Carlisle Feb 22 at 16:40

closed as too localized by Marco Daniel, lockstep, Werner, diabonas, zeroth Mar 3 at 18:29

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