[Stefan Blom]

Since it affects not only one or two documents (which could be corrupt), I
guess it must be caused by formatting, then (although I don't know how at
this time).

If you want to, I could take a look at one of the problem documents. You can
send it to .

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"cbemoras" wrote in message
...
It has happened with several documents randomly. I have to go in and take
out
the cross reference in order for the document to print properly. Not all
of
the cross references, usually just one.

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

Does this happen with a particular document, only, or can you reproduce
it
in any document with cross-references?

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"cbemoras" wrote in message
...
I never do manual page breaks in my documents, the document looks fine
until
printed.

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

If you inadvertently inserted a manual page break within a
cross-referenced
item, that would be reflected in the cross-reference as well.

Avoid manual page breaks and use "Page break before" formatting
whenever
required.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"cbemoras" wrote in message
news After a cross reference, when printing the document, sometimes a
page
breaks right after the cross reference even while printing to PDF.
If I
use it as a hyperlink, it's even more likely to cause page breaks.