I've confirmed your bug. I'll pass it along -- I can't make any
promises for MS about when or whether there will be a fix, but I'll
make sure it gets into the bug database.
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On Sat, 03 Feb 2007 01:39:21 GMT, Mason C
wrote:
On Fri, 2 Feb 2007 18:35:36 -0600, "Suzanne S. Barnhill"
wrote:
Well, first of all, page 1 should be on the right side, not the left (page 2
is on the left, on the back of page 1). Second, an easier way to get a
second page is to insert a page break (Ctrl+Enter). Instead of using "2
pages per sheet," have you tried using "Book fold"?
That's all very true. But did you try it?
Yes, I did try "Book fold" with a somewhat more comical result.
This is Word 2007. I moved the file to my son's Mac and
he sees the same thing in his Word X.
Try it. It will take only a minute. Let me know what you see.
Thanks for helping,
Mason C
"Mason C" wrote in message
.. .
I am preparing a book.
It has Multiple pages: two on a landscape 8 1/2 x 11 sheet.
A picture on the right side, page two, prints on the left side, page one.
Try it. Page Setup: "landscape"
Multiple pages: "2 pages per sheet"
Hit enough lines (Enter) to make the second page appear.
Insert a picture on the right hand, page two.
Print review is ok.
Print it.
It will print on the left side, page one.
I've tried everything, including wrapping the picture in
text; setting page breaks and section breaks.
If I cannot solve this, Word2007 is useless to me.
HELP !
Mason C
Well, first of all, page 1 should be on the right side, not the left (page 2
is on the left, on the back of page 1). Second, an easier way to get a
second page is to insert a page break (Ctrl+Enter). Instead of using "2
pages per sheet," have you tried using "Book fold"?