[Stefan Blom]

Well, since you are not seeing it, I guess it could be. I will have to try a
different printer.

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Microsoft Word MVP


"Beth Melton" wrote in message
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I don't encounter this issue.

Perhaps it's due to the printer driver? I had to update printers after
installing Office 2007 on a few computers.

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"Stefan Blom" wrote in message
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I didn't notice until I tested it myself, but if you insert two inline
pictures in a Word document, then enable "2 pages per sheet," the second
picture won't print:

picture 1
text here
page break
picture 2
text here

In this example, picture 2 is not printed. It does show up in Print
Preview, though.

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Microsoft Word MVP


"Graham Mayor" wrote in message
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It is *only the paragraph that contains the in-line image that requires
the Keep with Next parameter*, which will keep it locked to the
following
paragraph. Put your cursor next to the image, right click and select
Paragraph Keep with next.

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JT wrote:
I've found "keep with next" but it didn't seem to make any difference.
Is there any chance you can email me a copy of your doc that is
working, I will try it here and see what happens. My address is
glover_neil at hotmail dot com

Thanks

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

"Keep with next" is a paragraph property; you'll find it on the Line
and Page Breaks tab of the Paragraph dialog box. To display the
dialog box: On the Home tab, click the dialog launcher button in the
Paragraph group.

And, yes, for me it seems to be working with "In line with text"
objects (tested with clipart and pictures) and "Keep with next."

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Microsoft Word MVP


"JT" wrote in message
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Hi Stefan,

Not sure exactly what you mean by "keep with next". My image is at
the top of the document and then there is a paragraph of text below
it. This is repeated on the next page and I need to print them both
on to the same page.

Yes can confirm the image is printed twice, it looks like it is
just on the
first page but on closer inspection it is printed directly over the
top of the first image.

Have you been able to try this and get it working?

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

If each graphic is "In line with text," you can format the
paragraph into which it is inserted as "Keep with next" (Paragraph
dialog box, Line and Page Breaks tab). That should keep the
graphic and the following paragraph
together. But, again, on which page they both end up depends on the
(re-)flow of text.

Just to be clear: You are not saying that the graphics disappear,
are you,
just that they aren't where you expect them to be?

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"JT" wrote in message
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Hi Stefan,

The default seems to be inline with text but it doesn't work.

I think your description below describes what I would expect to
see but it
seems to me this isn't happening, if it was the I would expect to
see the
image displayed in the correct place.

My doc is structured like below

Image
text text text text text text

page break

Image
text text text text text text

when I print 2 pages per sheet I'm expecting something like below

Image Image
text text text text text text text text text text

but I get

Image
text text text text text text text text text text

any other ideas?

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

Each object in the drawing layer is anchored to a text
paragraph. The problem is that when the page is resized, the
anchor paragraphs move, and
the graphics move with them.

Have you considered setting the text wrap to "In line with text"?

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"JT" wrote in message
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Hi Stefan,

Yes I understand the page margins will change to fit 2 pages per
sheet
but
I
still expect the graphics to behave in the same way as the text.

Am I missing something? If I have an image centered on page 1 &
2 and I
print with 2 pages per sheet I would expect the image to be
displayed
on
both
sides of the new landscape orientated page. What appears to
happen is
that
the image from page 2 is printed directly over the top of the
image from
page
1...



"Stefan Blom" wrote:

Note that choosing "2 pages per sheet" alters the size of the
pages in
the
Word document. As far as I know, all you can do is manually
move graphics
to
fit within the new page margins.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"JT" wrote in message
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Hi,

I'm trying to print 2 pages per page in landscape orientation
using
word
2007. Whilst this seems to work for text only documents, text
and image
combinations do not work. I've tried putting the images in the
header
of
the
document and also in a table layout but in both cases the
image is
only
printed on the first page and not the second.

Any ideas on this? I need to print about 150 pages using mail
merge
with 2
pages per sheet.

You can reproduce this behaviour by creating a two page
document, add
some
clip art to the top of each page, change the margins to custom
and 2
pages
per sheet and then print.

Thanks