I wrote "what you say is only true for simple documents". Not that what you
said was untrue. Office User said "Having trouble keeping the headers and
page numbering fluid/consecutive across section breaks" and explained that he
has double and single column sections. Okay, I inferred that some of the
sections are continuous. I often have to fix such documents. The clients
haven't a clue.
Pam
CyberTaz wrote:
What, exactly, of what I wrote is 'untrue'?
Have you any idea how many "if"s & conditional statements you've included in
this contradiction, Pam? There's absolutely no indication in Office User's
description that *any* of those complexities are wanted or needed. In fact,
the desire to keep the document "simple" is the point - That's exactly what
the OP is striving for as indicated in the statement "Having trouble keeping
the headers and page numbering fluid/consecutive across section breaks". The
subject document is a 10-12 page report, not a 500 page technical manual.
Complexity is imposed by a user deviating from the defaults... Often
unnecessarily.
Regards |:)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
On 6/1/10 5:22 PM, in article a8e4abf464b4a@uwe, "Pamelia Caswell via
OfficeKB.com" u43222@uwe wrote:
CyberTaz, what you say is only true for simple documents. Header/footer
behavior is complicated and difficult to troubleshoot in complex documents
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Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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