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Geico Caveman
Since figure captions and figures in Word do not move together, I
usually create a text box, insert the figure and then its caption.
This arrangement worked for me on Microsoft Office 2003 and 2007 for
Windows and Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac perfectly. I was able to
export PDFs etc. without any issues.
Two months ago, I upgraded to Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac.
Today, I tried to export to PDF and found to my horror that all the
textboxes (which contained figures and captions) in the final PDF were
empty and the original docx (xml) was a little messed up (floats had
moved around a bit).
I then saved the 2011 docx as a doc file and then exported that doc
file to PDF, which worked flawlessly as before.
There is something seriously wrong in the PDF export feature of
Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac. This has been tested on a different Mac
by a colleague of mine. Same thing.
I do not know if this affects Microsoft Office 2010 for Windows as well
(not that that is relevant to my case).
usually create a text box, insert the figure and then its caption.
This arrangement worked for me on Microsoft Office 2003 and 2007 for
Windows and Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac perfectly. I was able to
export PDFs etc. without any issues.
Two months ago, I upgraded to Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac.
Today, I tried to export to PDF and found to my horror that all the
textboxes (which contained figures and captions) in the final PDF were
empty and the original docx (xml) was a little messed up (floats had
moved around a bit).
I then saved the 2011 docx as a doc file and then exported that doc
file to PDF, which worked flawlessly as before.
There is something seriously wrong in the PDF export feature of
Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac. This has been tested on a different Mac
by a colleague of mine. Same thing.
I do not know if this affects Microsoft Office 2010 for Windows as well
(not that that is relevant to my case).