Chances are, you are in _normal_ view rather than print view. White space as
well as headers/footers won't show up there! Normal view should probably be
called _draft_ or _fast_ view because there's nothing particularly normal
about it. It is probably the original (Word 2.0) view.
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"No Spam Please" wrote in message
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Thanks for the reply and link.
Unfortunately, I still have a problem.
On the document that's NOT showing either the header/footer, when I go to
"Tools, Options" the option that reads, "White space between pages (Print
View only)" is actually MUTED so I can't select/deselect it.
I assume there's something odd with this document. Can anybody help?
Thanks.
"Daiya Mitchell" wrote:
See he
http://home.earthlink.net/~wordfaqs/WhiteSpace.htm
Please do not confuse the regular view (like what a page looks like) with
what Word calls Normal View. That is a technical term hereabouts, and it
will lead to confusion. You meant Page Layout View, I assume (because
Normal
View never shows header/footers).
On 2/9/05 3:15 PM, "No Spam Please" wrote:
Hi,
I have Word 2003.
I have two documents that I've inserted the same header/footer. On
one, I
can't see either the header/footer at all. But when I look at print
preview,
I see the header/footer perfectly (and it prints that way). The
header/footer is the same on each page.
But on another document, I can see it just fine using the Normal view.
Any idea what causes this change? It's driving me crazy.
Thanks.
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