Only page 1 shows/prints after text paste into Word 2003

A

afa_prof

Only page 1 shows in Print Preview or prints to printer when text file is
opened or pasted into a new Word 2003 document. Does the same irrepective of
printer selected.
 
B

Beth Melton

I'm wondering if you have encountered an issue with a Columns bug
we've come across a few times where there is a two column format but
only one column, and one page, can actually be seen on the document.

Try going to Format/Columns and in the "Presets" section click "One"
to modify your column settings.

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A

afa_prof

Thanks very much, Beth, for the suggestion. However, these are single-column
text pastes into a NEW Word document. What I did:
1. Save a multi-page Word document AS a .txt file.
2. Open that .txt file in a NEW Word document.
3. Only the first page is now visible.
4. Same results if I copy and paste either HTML from Web copy or Word Doc
into Notepad, then copy fron Notepad and paste into New Word document. Page 1
only is visible. Bottom of Word screen counter data: Page 1 Sec 1 1/1

Another variation: Import a text file into a new Word document, copy part of
it and paste onto the end several times to make it a multi-page document.
Same results. It continues to show up as a 1/1 document.

In none of these cases has anything been multi-column.

Any other ideas will be greatly appreciated.
AP
 
S

Suzanne S. Barnhill

Did you try the solution Beth posted? Experience has shown that the problem
you describe is caused by an incorrect setting in the Format | Columns
dialog.
 

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