I'm not sure I see the point of this. If you have to reprint a single page,
then you need to also reprint the facing page on its sheet.
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"Willem" wrote in message
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One suggestion I got was to cover those pages which should not be printed
with a textbox with the colour white as background. Those pages come out
blank and can be used again. It would be a tedious job with a booklet of
80
pages but it solves the problem.
Regards
Willem.
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
Supposedly, if you select a single page to reprint, Word prints that
page
along with the "facing" page (that is, the other page that would be on
the
front of that sheet) and the two pages that would be on the reverse side
of
the sheet. I have had practically no success with getting this to
actually
work, which is why, for most booklets (especially long ones where I am
almost certain to have to reprint specific pages), I still use the
method
described at http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting...etPrinting.htm
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Words into Type
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"Willem" wrote in message
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With Word 2003 it is possible to print booklets and it works fine. If
I
have
to change the contents on one of the pages I would rather like to
print
only
the page concerned (together with the 3 additional pages) instead of
the
whole booklet. Is this possible or am I asking too much from Word. I
tried
but failed so far.
thanks in advance
Willem