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Richard Tomkins
OS X 10.4.9, PPC.
Office 2004 student
In word, create a blank document.
Ensure that page setup is correct for your printer.
Using =rand(), create about 8 or 10 pages of text.
Go to page 1 and about 2/3 of way down, insert a section break (odd page).
Go to print preview and notice that you get the first page, a blank page and
then the next page with text on an odd page. This is the expected behaviour.
Go to the second page and add a footer, separate it from the previous
section, start the page count at 1 and enter the page number. If the program
didn't hang or crash at this point, you're lucky. Sometimes you have to go
back to the first section and delete a footer there, sometimes not, this
process is futzy at best.
Now got back to print preview and notice that the blank page is now missing.
No matter what you do, you cannot get it back, and in the process of trying
to fix this many times the program hung, eating up 98 % of my CPU or crashed
once.
I have tried and tried and this is a not working properly, the blank poage
is lost forever and the page number also sometimes gets severly messed up
with the number refusing to start at 1 as I set it to.
FWIW, I am trying to do this at home on my Mac, but at work on a Windows Xp
with Office 2003, same friggin problem.
Office 2004 student
In word, create a blank document.
Ensure that page setup is correct for your printer.
Using =rand(), create about 8 or 10 pages of text.
Go to page 1 and about 2/3 of way down, insert a section break (odd page).
Go to print preview and notice that you get the first page, a blank page and
then the next page with text on an odd page. This is the expected behaviour.
Go to the second page and add a footer, separate it from the previous
section, start the page count at 1 and enter the page number. If the program
didn't hang or crash at this point, you're lucky. Sometimes you have to go
back to the first section and delete a footer there, sometimes not, this
process is futzy at best.
Now got back to print preview and notice that the blank page is now missing.
No matter what you do, you cannot get it back, and in the process of trying
to fix this many times the program hung, eating up 98 % of my CPU or crashed
once.
I have tried and tried and this is a not working properly, the blank poage
is lost forever and the page number also sometimes gets severly messed up
with the number refusing to start at 1 as I set it to.
FWIW, I am trying to do this at home on my Mac, but at work on a Windows Xp
with Office 2003, same friggin problem.