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Kevin
I’ve read many of the posts related to Print Layout View but I have not seen
an answer or solution to this:
Word’s definition of the Print Layout View is “View the document as it will
appear on the printed page.†However, we have found many instances where
page breaks occur at fairly different places on the Print Layout View then
the do in Print Preview or a hard copy. These are simple documents – no
section breaks, no hard page breaks – just the “normal†page breaks when text
flows from one page to another.
We’ve already been through all the line and page breaks functionality, the
widow/orphan control and understand how all those work. We would just like
to know why a page break in Print Layout View might occur 2 or 3 lines above
or below where it does in Print Preview and how to correct it.
an answer or solution to this:
Word’s definition of the Print Layout View is “View the document as it will
appear on the printed page.†However, we have found many instances where
page breaks occur at fairly different places on the Print Layout View then
the do in Print Preview or a hard copy. These are simple documents – no
section breaks, no hard page breaks – just the “normal†page breaks when text
flows from one page to another.
We’ve already been through all the line and page breaks functionality, the
widow/orphan control and understand how all those work. We would just like
to know why a page break in Print Layout View might occur 2 or 3 lines above
or below where it does in Print Preview and how to correct it.