WORD weirdness update

["Will Husa Documentation Solutions" <will -dot- husa -at- 4techwriter -dot- com>]

I would like to thank those that offered to help me with my problem of a
page in WORD that would not print. 

After trying every suggestion, the method that worked involved extracting
the corrupted page and saving off the document. 

Then I opened the document and recreated the page. 

Weirdness kicked in again when I attempted to print the page. WORD would not
recognize the section break from the previous page. So, even though the
screen displayed the page properly, WORD printed the page with the
formatting of the previous page.  

Adding a redundant section break to the new page fixed the problem. 

Now all of the pages are printing!

Thanks again,

Will

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Will Husa
Technical Writer
Will Husa Documentation Solutions
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Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 5:07 PM
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Subject: Re: WORD weirdness

On 12/21/2011 1:36 PM, Margaret Cekis wrote:
> Will:
> Click the paragraph icon to turn on the formatting marks, and in the View
options, either show the field codes, or turn on field shading to help you
find the soruce of the wierdness. I also look at the Normal view, because it
shows section break info more clearly than the printed view does. Good Luck.

That's a good one!  Perhaps the content of page 30 was put into a field 
instead of regular text.  If switching to hide field codes makes the 
content of page 30 hide, then that is what happened.

Lauren


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