Header and Footer don't show in custom page size

D

dugarner

Hi all,
I have googled all over the place for a solution to my problem.

I have a document (a book) that I have been using for close to 10 years
I have created and successfully printed over 15 books with thi
document. I use Office XP with Word 2002, running on a PC with Window
7.

I have a 6X9 document, margins 1" all the way around. Headers an
footers are set to print .5" from the top and bottom of the page.

When I open my document in print layout, the headers and footers ar
there. When I click print preview, they are no longer visible on m
screen. I have all the white space showing; the headers/footers are no
hidden text, and I have it set to show drawing objects.

If I change the page layout to 8 1/2 X 11 or some other default size
the headers and footers are then visible in print preview.

Any clues
 
T

Twayne

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dugarner said:
Hi all,
I have googled all over the place for a solution to my
problem.

I have a document (a book) that I have been using for
close to 10 years. I have created and successfully
printed over 15 books with this document. I use Office XP
with Word 2002, running on a PC with Windows 7.

I have a 6X9 document, margins 1" all the way around.
Headers and footers are set to print .5" from the top and
bottom of the page.

When I open my document in print layout, the headers and
footers are there. When I click print preview, they are
no longer visible on my screen. I have all the white
space showing; the headers/footers are not hidden text,
and I have it set to show drawing objects.

If I change the page layout to 8 1/2 X 11 or some other
default size, the headers and footers are then visible in
print preview.

Any clues?

First: What prints out?
 
S

Stefan Blom

What prints?

What is the nonprinting area for the selected printer? You can find out
by setting all margins to zero (in the Page Setup dialog box); Word
offers to "fix" the margins, and then you'll see the minimum requirements.
 

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