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Blindy

I have a section of a book I'm writing in Publsher 2007 that started on page
15, and somehow continues on page 36. This probably happened as I tried to
cut some of the material out of page 15 and copy it to page 36.

The problem I'm having is that if I try to cut the material left on page 15
and paste it on page 36, a continuation of what followed page 15 fills in, in
the space on page 15 that I had cut. There is no overflow icon on the bottom
of page 15, but somehow the whole story follows from there. If I disconnect
the subsequent pages from page 15, I then get an overflow icon on the bottom
of page 15.

Meanwhile, if I try to paste the material on page 15 to the section on page
36 that it is supposed to be connected to, I get a series of blank pages that
go to page 52.


Somehow I moved the continuation of what was on page 15 to page 36 and I
want both to start on page 36, but I have no idea how to do this without the
above happening. I'm about to give up on Publisher as simple things are
becoming impossible to do.
 
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Blindy

No, I'm simply cutting the text on page 15 by highlighting the text I want
tocut and pressing control X. The same thing happens if I cut from the edit
menu. As soon as I do, text from subsequent pages backfills the area I cut.
If I try to unlink the subsequent text, blank pages appear later in the story
that take the place of needed material, so I can't go there.

I had moved page 16 to 36 by dragging the page numbers on the bottom page
bar (as I need to move pages to edit this book). I now notice that page 15 is
linked to page 36. If I break the link, again, blank pages appear around page
52 that eat up necessary pages. I am completely lost using this program.
 
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Blindy

Oringinally, I had a satiric list of terms for the book on pages 15 and 16.
However, I had to move that list to page 36 because that's where this
material should go in this book. The problem is that page 15 also had
material on it I wanted to keep on page 15. So I moved page 16 to page 36,
thinking I could cut the appropriate section from page 15 and paste it at the
beginning of page 36.

Unfortunately, everything screwed up at that point. When I cut the material
I needed on page 15 so I could paste it at the beginning of page 36 , the
original following material backfilled the place where I cut. Further, page
15 now linked to page 36, which I didn't want. When I broke the link,
Publisher set up a whole bunch of blank pages on page 52 that wiped out the
material I had there. At this point, I'm competely lost.
 

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