Cfrgtkky

I am showing a comaprison in a table. As shown in the LaTeX code below, the information I specify in the second column, second row is a bit long. When I compile the code, that information in the table does not show up completely. The information is not split across lines either.

My question is, how to show the information in the second row second column as whole, without losing it.

begin{table}[h]

caption{Performance After Post Filtering} % title name of the table

centering % centering table

begin{tabular}{l c c rrrrrrr} % creating 10 columns

hlinehline % inserting double-line



&InsecureRFComm &RFComm 

\ [0.5ex]

hline % inserts single-line

% Entering 1st row

&RFComm Socket &RFComm Socket\[-1ex]

raisebox{1.5ex}{BT-Socket Type} 

% Entering 2nd row

&No authenticated link key Socket &Authenticated link key\[-1ex]

raisebox{1.5ex}{Communication channel} 

% Entering 3rd row

& &soft & 1 & $-1$ & 1 & 1 & $-1$ & $-1$ & 1 \[-1ex]

raisebox{1.5ex}{Remote Device} \

raisebox{1.5ex}{For BT-Serial Port} \

raisebox{1.5ex}{For Peer-Peer Apps} \

raisebox{1.5ex}{Initiating The Outgoing Connection} \



% [1ex] adds vertical space

hline % inserts single-line

end{tabular}

label{tab:PPer}

end{table}

In response to the OP's request to provide an example, I first show here how to wrap the tabular in a makebox to provide a centered (albeit oversized) table.

documentclass{article}

usepackage{lipsum}

begin{document}

begin{table}[h]

caption{Performance After Post Filtering} % title name of the table

centering % centering table

makebox[textwidth]{begin{tabular}{l c c rrrrrrr} % creating 10 columns

hlinehline % inserting double-line



&InsecureRFComm &RFComm 

\ [0.5ex]

hline % inserts single-line

% Entering 1st row

&RFComm Socket &RFComm Socket\[-1ex]

raisebox{1.5ex}{BT-Socket Type} 

% Entering 2nd row

&No authenticated link key Socket &Authenticated link key\[-1ex]

raisebox{1.5ex}{Communication channel} 

% Entering 3rd row

& &soft & 1 & $-1$ & 1 & 1 & $-1$ & $-1$ & 1 \[-1ex]

raisebox{1.5ex}{Remote Device} \

raisebox{1.5ex}{For BT-Serial Port} \

raisebox{1.5ex}{For Peer-Peer Apps} \

raisebox{1.5ex}{Initiating The Outgoing Connection} \



% [1ex] adds vertical space

hline % inserts single-line

end{tabular}}

label{tab:PPer}

end{table}

lipsum[1]

end{document}

As to the landscape alternative, there is this with pdflscape package:

documentclass{article}

usepackage{lipsum,pdflscape}

begin{document}

begin{landscape}

begin{table}[p]

caption{Performance After Post Filtering} % title name of the table

centering % centering table

makebox[textwidth]{begin{tabular}{l c c rrrrrrr} % creating 10 columns

hlinehline % inserting double-line



&InsecureRFComm &RFComm 

\ [0.5ex]

hline % inserts single-line

% Entering 1st row

&RFComm Socket &RFComm Socket\[-1ex]

raisebox{1.5ex}{BT-Socket Type} 

% Entering 2nd row

&No authenticated link key Socket &Authenticated link key\[-1ex]

raisebox{1.5ex}{Communication channel} 

% Entering 3rd row

& &soft & 1 & $-1$ & 1 & 1 & $-1$ & $-1$ & 1 \[-1ex]

raisebox{1.5ex}{Remote Device} \

raisebox{1.5ex}{For BT-Serial Port} \

raisebox{1.5ex}{For Peer-Peer Apps} \

raisebox{1.5ex}{Initiating The Outgoing Connection} \



% [1ex] adds vertical space

hline % inserts single-line

end{tabular}}

label{tab:PPer}

end{table}

end{landscape}

lipsum[1]

end{document}