Possibly some of the section breaks are set to either Odd Page or Even Page,
so they are set to create a page that isn't necessarily there?

If that isn't the case, which version of Word?

But I think you must mean the Print Layout/Page Layout View that looks like
a normal piece of paper, as section breaks always show in Normal View
regardless of the show/hide settings. What is checked under the View menu?

How can you tell that a section break is missing if you have show/hide off?

Are the missing section breaks continuous section breaks? Occasionally Word
can get confused with pagination and continuous section breaks.

If you go into Normal View, is all your text there?


On 7/27/05 12:42 PM, "laralea" wrote:

I have a 58 page document. In Normal View with Show/Hide turned on all the
pages are correct. When I turn the Show/Hide off, I lose 2 pages and I see
that 2 section breaks are missing, changing the total pages to 56. This is
occurring on only the last 4 pages. All page breaks and section breaks in
pages 1-53 are showing up just fine.

Can someone help?



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