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Roger
I have a table in a MS Word 2003 document. It has several rows and
columns of different sizes and some cells are combined. It looks
perfect and prints perfect from Word 2003. I have had others print it
on different printers without any problems and I can convert it to
..pdf without any problems.
Today I was told by someone who is using an older version of Word -
2000 I think but possibly 95 - that when they open the document some
of the rows show up on a page by themselves and the formatting is all
out of alignment with my two page document printing as multiple pages.
I do not have Word 2000 or 95 anymore and I need this document to look
the same in all versions as I have no control over which version of
Word someone will use when they open it. Is there an option I can set
in 2003 or some other viewer available so that I can see what the
problem is? Does anyone have any ideas about what might be causing
this? I can send you the document if you e-mail me at (e-mail address removed)
or post your e-mail as a reply.
Thanks
columns of different sizes and some cells are combined. It looks
perfect and prints perfect from Word 2003. I have had others print it
on different printers without any problems and I can convert it to
..pdf without any problems.
Today I was told by someone who is using an older version of Word -
2000 I think but possibly 95 - that when they open the document some
of the rows show up on a page by themselves and the formatting is all
out of alignment with my two page document printing as multiple pages.
I do not have Word 2000 or 95 anymore and I need this document to look
the same in all versions as I have no control over which version of
Word someone will use when they open it. Is there an option I can set
in 2003 or some other viewer available so that I can see what the
problem is? Does anyone have any ideas about what might be causing
this? I can send you the document if you e-mail me at (e-mail address removed)
or post your e-mail as a reply.
Thanks