Re: Number og pages in a word document by Russ
Russ
Fri Aug 15 08:46:59 CDT 2003
An easy way to get around this is to insert a section
break at the end of your text. In the print dialog box,
select the 'Pages' radio button and enter s# in the text
box, where # is the section number of the text, i.e. s1
for section 1.
>-----Original Message-----
>I see your point. Sometimes the document will be 10
pages,
>sometimes much fewer than the template, which contains a
>lot of image-controls, and nested tables.
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>The burning question is why does the template have six
>pages of which three
>>are apparently empty? Word will add pages when they are
>full. Surely it
>>should not be necessary to create a document with lots
of
>blanks?
>>
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>> Graham Mayor - Word MVP
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>>per aage wrote:
>>> Hi threre.
>>> Can somebody help me with this. I have a document
based
>on
>>> a template. The template are 6 pages long, but the word
>>> documents contains characters only on page 1-2-3. When
>the
>>> user prints the document, the print always take all 6
>>> pages (waste og paper!!).
>>> Is there a way to find out that the last character is
on
>>> page 3, and then print only page 1,2 and 3??
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