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I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Print
Preview when i use Mirror Margin. Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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Word won't normally show you a totally blank page in Print Preview.
IIRC even if you set your zoom to display two pages side by side, it won't show a blank verso, but the openings will be "wrong" until the next blank page. (Probably doesn't have anything to do with Mirror Margins.) On May 12, 3:06*am, Eve wrote: I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Print Preview when i use Mirror Margin. *Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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Au contraire, Word won't show you *facing* pages unless you have either
"Mirror margins" or "Different odd and even" enabled; when it does, it will show you blank versos. The cause of a blank verso (as explained at http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/BlankPage.htm) is an Odd Page section break. If this type of break was not inserted intentionally, it's likely that Word has changed a Next Page break to Odd Page because an odd page number has been assigned (when you use either "Mirror margins" or "Different odd and even," Word assumes you mean to duplex and attempts to protect you from your own stupidity). -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "grammatim" wrote in message ... Word won't normally show you a totally blank page in Print Preview. IIRC even if you set your zoom to display two pages side by side, it won't show a blank verso, but the openings will be "wrong" until the next blank page. (Probably doesn't have anything to do with Mirror Margins.) On May 12, 3:06 am, Eve wrote: I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Print Preview when i use Mirror Margin. Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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See http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/BlankPage.htm. Your blank page is
caused by an Odd Page section break. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Print Preview when i use Mirror Margin. Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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Thanks for the solutions.
However i tried to check if it is a odd/even page break, the setting is still Section break (NExt page). I tried to remove extra paragraph or by making it smaller to pt1, but the problem still exist... I have another missing page 66. This page will only appear if i remove the section break ( Next PAge) at Page 63. If removed this, Page 64 will appear too... Wondering why that particular section break ( next page) will cause 2 pages to be missing? "Eve" wrote: I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Print Preview when i use Mirror Margin. Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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Are these section breaks between chapters (or something similar), or are
they for reasons of a change in page orientation? I've seen Word convert a Next Page break to an Odd Page break for a number of reasons, but I've never seen it convert to an Odd Page break that is still labeled Next Page. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Thanks for the solutions. However i tried to check if it is a odd/even page break, the setting is still Section break (NExt page). I tried to remove extra paragraph or by making it smaller to pt1, but the problem still exist... I have another missing page 66. This page will only appear if i remove the section break ( Next PAge) at Page 63. If removed this, Page 64 will appear too... Wondering why that particular section break ( next page) will cause 2 pages to be missing? "Eve" wrote: I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Print Preview when i use Mirror Margin. Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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Hi,
Thank for replying. The section breaks are mean to recognise that the end of one story/title. I noticed the page margin for page 63 and page 65 is totally different. (page 64 is missing, in print preview, i see a blank page with a crossed cursor(hander)... cannot zoom in or out.) And by right, Page 65 should be Page 64. ( I think i missed mentioning this point). It mean to say Page 65's content = Page 64's content. There is section break (Next PAge) on end of Page 63 and end of Page 65. * For your infor, my document have many section. ( 1,2,3,4,5 ....50) * For your infor, this document is processed using VBA (macro), so the section break (next page) is inserted through macro. So does Page margin and orientation. * It didn't convert to odd/even page break in the first place. I hope i didn't mess you up from my explanation...  Thanks alot... "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Are these section breaks between chapters (or something similar), or are they for reasons of a change in page orientation? I've seen Word convert a Next Page break to an Odd Page break for a number of reasons, but I've never seen it convert to an Odd Page break that is still labeled Next Page. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Thanks for the solutions. However i tried to check if it is a odd/even page break, the setting is still Section break (NExt page). I tried to remove extra paragraph or by making it smaller to pt1, but the problem still exist... I have another missing page 66. This page will only appear if i remove the section break ( Next PAge) at Page 63. If removed this, Page 64 will appear too... Wondering why that particular section break ( next page) will cause 2 pages to be missing? "Eve" wrote: I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Print Preview when i use Mirror Margin. Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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If you would like to send me a sample document (or portion of a document)
exhibiting this problem, I'll take a look. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Hi, Thank for replying. The section breaks are mean to recognise that the end of one story/title. I noticed the page margin for page 63 and page 65 is totally different. (page 64 is missing, in print preview, i see a blank page with a crossed cursor(hander)... cannot zoom in or out.) And by right, Page 65 should be Page 64. ( I think i missed mentioning this point). It mean to say Page 65's content = Page 64's content. There is section break (Next PAge) on end of Page 63 and end of Page 65. * For your infor, my document have many section. ( 1,2,3,4,5 ....50) * For your infor, this document is processed using VBA (macro), so the section break (next page) is inserted through macro. So does Page margin and orientation. * It didn't convert to odd/even page break in the first place. I hope i didn't mess you up from my explanation... Thanks alot... "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Are these section breaks between chapters (or something similar), or are they for reasons of a change in page orientation? I've seen Word convert a Next Page break to an Odd Page break for a number of reasons, but I've never seen it convert to an Odd Page break that is still labeled Next Page. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Thanks for the solutions. However i tried to check if it is a odd/even page break, the setting is still Section break (NExt page). I tried to remove extra paragraph or by making it smaller to pt1, but the problem still exist... I have another missing page 66. This page will only appear if i remove the section break ( Next PAge) at Page 63. If removed this, Page 64 will appear too... Wondering why that particular section break ( next page) will cause 2 pages to be missing? "Eve" wrote: I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Preview when i use Mirror Margin. Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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How do i send it to you if i like to?
Thanks. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: If you would like to send me a sample document (or portion of a document) exhibiting this problem, I'll take a look. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Hi, Thank for replying. The section breaks are mean to recognise that the end of one story/title. I noticed the page margin for page 63 and page 65 is totally different. (page 64 is missing, in print preview, i see a blank page with a crossed cursor(hander)... cannot zoom in or out.) And by right, Page 65 should be Page 64. ( I think i missed mentioning this point). It mean to say Page 65's content = Page 64's content. There is section break (Next PAge) on end of Page 63 and end of Page 65. * For your infor, my document have many section. ( 1,2,3,4,5 ....50) * For your infor, this document is processed using VBA (macro), so the section break (next page) is inserted through macro. So does Page margin and orientation. * It didn't convert to odd/even page break in the first place. I hope i didn't mess you up from my explanation... Thanks alot... "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Are these section breaks between chapters (or something similar), or are they for reasons of a change in page orientation? I've seen Word convert a Next Page break to an Odd Page break for a number of reasons, but I've never seen it convert to an Odd Page break that is still labeled Next Page. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Thanks for the solutions. However i tried to check if it is a odd/even page break, the setting is still Section break (NExt page). I tried to remove extra paragraph or by making it smaller to pt1, but the problem still exist... I have another missing page 66. This page will only appear if i remove the section break ( Next PAge) at Page 63. If removed this, Page 64 will appear too... Wondering why that particular section break ( next page) will cause 2 pages to be missing? "Eve" wrote: I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Preview when i use Mirror Margin. Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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Click on my name to get my email address.
-- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... How do i send it to you if i like to? Thanks. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: If you would like to send me a sample document (or portion of a document) exhibiting this problem, I'll take a look. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Hi, Thank for replying. The section breaks are mean to recognise that the end of one story/title. I noticed the page margin for page 63 and page 65 is totally different. (page 64 is missing, in print preview, i see a blank page with a crossed cursor(hander)... cannot zoom in or out.) And by right, Page 65 should be Page 64. ( I think i missed mentioning this point). It mean to say Page 65's content = Page 64's content. There is section break (Next PAge) on end of Page 63 and end of Page 65. * For your infor, my document have many section. ( 1,2,3,4,5 ....50) * For your infor, this document is processed using VBA (macro), so the section break (next page) is inserted through macro. So does Page margin and orientation. * It didn't convert to odd/even page break in the first place. I hope i didn't mess you up from my explanation... Thanks alot... "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Are these section breaks between chapters (or something similar), or are they for reasons of a change in page orientation? I've seen Word convert a Next Page break to an Odd Page break for a number of reasons, but I've never seen it convert to an Odd Page break that is still labeled Next Page. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Thanks for the solutions. However i tried to check if it is a odd/even page break, the setting is still Section break (NExt page). I tried to remove extra paragraph or by making it smaller to pt1, but the problem still exist... I have another missing page 66. This page will only appear if i remove the section break ( Next PAge) at Page 63. If removed this, Page 64 will appear too... Wondering why that particular section break ( next page) will cause 2 pages to be missing? "Eve" wrote: I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Preview when i use Mirror Margin. Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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Thank you.
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Click on my name to get my email address. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... How do i send it to you if i like to? Thanks. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: If you would like to send me a sample document (or portion of a document) exhibiting this problem, I'll take a look. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Hi, Thank for replying. The section breaks are mean to recognise that the end of one story/title. I noticed the page margin for page 63 and page 65 is totally different. (page 64 is missing, in print preview, i see a blank page with a crossed cursor(hander)... cannot zoom in or out.) And by right, Page 65 should be Page 64. ( I think i missed mentioning this point). It mean to say Page 65's content = Page 64's content. There is section break (Next PAge) on end of Page 63 and end of Page 65. * For your infor, my document have many section. ( 1,2,3,4,5 ....50) * For your infor, this document is processed using VBA (macro), so the section break (next page) is inserted through macro. So does Page margin and orientation. * It didn't convert to odd/even page break in the first place. I hope i didn't mess you up from my explanation... Thanks alot... "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Are these section breaks between chapters (or something similar), or are they for reasons of a change in page orientation? I've seen Word convert a Next Page break to an Odd Page break for a number of reasons, but I've never seen it convert to an Odd Page break that is still labeled Next Page. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Thanks for the solutions. However i tried to check if it is a odd/even page break, the setting is still Section break (NExt page). I tried to remove extra paragraph or by making it smaller to pt1, but the problem still exist... I have another missing page 66. This page will only appear if i remove the section break ( Next PAge) at Page 63. If removed this, Page 64 will appear too... Wondering why that particular section break ( next page) will cause 2 pages to be missing? "Eve" wrote: I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Preview when i use Mirror Margin. Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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I would like to know is there a different of printing out a Normal page and a
Mirror Margin page? How the different like? Thanks. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Click on my name to get my email address. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... How do i send it to you if i like to? Thanks. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: If you would like to send me a sample document (or portion of a document) exhibiting this problem, I'll take a look. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Hi, Thank for replying. The section breaks are mean to recognise that the end of one story/title. I noticed the page margin for page 63 and page 65 is totally different. (page 64 is missing, in print preview, i see a blank page with a crossed cursor(hander)... cannot zoom in or out.) And by right, Page 65 should be Page 64. ( I think i missed mentioning this point). It mean to say Page 65's content = Page 64's content. There is section break (Next PAge) on end of Page 63 and end of Page 65. * For your infor, my document have many section. ( 1,2,3,4,5 ....50) * For your infor, this document is processed using VBA (macro), so the section break (next page) is inserted through macro. So does Page margin and orientation. * It didn't convert to odd/even page break in the first place. I hope i didn't mess you up from my explanation... Thanks alot... "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Are these section breaks between chapters (or something similar), or are they for reasons of a change in page orientation? I've seen Word convert a Next Page break to an Odd Page break for a number of reasons, but I've never seen it convert to an Odd Page break that is still labeled Next Page. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Thanks for the solutions. However i tried to check if it is a odd/even page break, the setting is still Section break (NExt page). I tried to remove extra paragraph or by making it smaller to pt1, but the problem still exist... I have another missing page 66. This page will only appear if i remove the section break ( Next PAge) at Page 63. If removed this, Page 64 will appear too... Wondering why that particular section break ( next page) will cause 2 pages to be missing? "Eve" wrote: I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Preview when i use Mirror Margin. Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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Not really, no. One way that enabling "Mirror margins" can make a difference
in Word, though, is that it is a signal to Word that you are planning to duplex the document (print on both sides). Actually duplexing it requires that the printer be capable of doing so, of course, or that you duplex manually. But when you are duplexing, Word won't let you put an odd page number on an even page, or vice versa. If you are restarting numbering in a section, it will insist on making page 1 an odd (recto) page. To do this, it will change a Next Page section break to an Odd Page break and insert a blank even (verso) page after the odd page that ends the previous section. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... I would like to know is there a different of printing out a Normal page and a Mirror Margin page? How the different like? Thanks. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Click on my name to get my email address. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... How do i send it to you if i like to? Thanks. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: If you would like to send me a sample document (or portion of a document) exhibiting this problem, I'll take a look. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Hi, Thank for replying. The section breaks are mean to recognise that the end of one story/title. I noticed the page margin for page 63 and page 65 is totally different. (page 64 is missing, in print preview, i see a blank page with a crossed cursor(hander)... cannot zoom in or out.) And by right, Page 65 should be Page 64. ( I think i missed mentioning this point). It mean to say Page 65's content = Page 64's content. There is section break (Next PAge) on end of Page 63 and end of Page 65. * For your infor, my document have many section. ( 1,2,3,4,5 ....50) * For your infor, this document is processed using VBA (macro), so the section break (next page) is inserted through macro. So does Page margin and orientation. * It didn't convert to odd/even page break in the first place. I hope i didn't mess you up from my explanation... Thanks alot... "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Are these section breaks between chapters (or something similar), or are they for reasons of a change in page orientation? I've seen Word convert a Next Page break to an Odd Page break for a number of reasons, but I've never seen it convert to an Odd Page break that is still labeled Next Page. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Thanks for the solutions. However i tried to check if it is a odd/even page break, the setting is still Section break (NExt page). I tried to remove extra paragraph or by making it smaller to pt1, but the problem still exist... I have another missing page 66. This page will only appear if i remove the section break ( Next PAge) at Page 63. If removed this, Page 64 will appear too... Wondering why that particular section break ( next page) will cause 2 pages to be missing? "Eve" wrote: I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Preview when i use Mirror Margin. Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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ok. i have send you a sample document with the problem.
Email Title is: Mirror Margin From Eve Thanks alot. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Not really, no. One way that enabling "Mirror margins" can make a difference in Word, though, is that it is a signal to Word that you are planning to duplex the document (print on both sides). Actually duplexing it requires that the printer be capable of doing so, of course, or that you duplex manually. But when you are duplexing, Word won't let you put an odd page number on an even page, or vice versa. If you are restarting numbering in a section, it will insist on making page 1 an odd (recto) page. To do this, it will change a Next Page section break to an Odd Page break and insert a blank even (verso) page after the odd page that ends the previous section. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... I would like to know is there a different of printing out a Normal page and a Mirror Margin page? How the different like? Thanks. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Click on my name to get my email address. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... How do i send it to you if i like to? Thanks. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: If you would like to send me a sample document (or portion of a document) exhibiting this problem, I'll take a look. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Hi, Thank for replying. The section breaks are mean to recognise that the end of one story/title. I noticed the page margin for page 63 and page 65 is totally different. (page 64 is missing, in print preview, i see a blank page with a crossed cursor(hander)... cannot zoom in or out.) And by right, Page 65 should be Page 64. ( I think i missed mentioning this point). It mean to say Page 65's content = Page 64's content. There is section break (Next PAge) on end of Page 63 and end of Page 65. * For your infor, my document have many section. ( 1,2,3,4,5 ....50) * For your infor, this document is processed using VBA (macro), so the section break (next page) is inserted through macro. So does Page margin and orientation. * It didn't convert to odd/even page break in the first place. I hope i didn't mess you up from my explanation... Thanks alot... "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Are these section breaks between chapters (or something similar), or are they for reasons of a change in page orientation? I've seen Word convert a Next Page break to an Odd Page break for a number of reasons, but I've never seen it convert to an Odd Page break that is still labeled Next Page. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Thanks for the solutions. However i tried to check if it is a odd/even page break, the setting is still Section break (NExt page). I tried to remove extra paragraph or by making it smaller to pt1, but the problem still exist... I have another missing page 66. This page will only appear if i remove the section break ( Next PAge) at Page 63. If removed this, Page 64 will appear too... Wondering why that particular section break ( next page) will cause 2 pages to be missing? "Eve" wrote: I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Preview when i use Mirror Margin. Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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I have not received it.
-- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... ok. i have send you a sample document with the problem. Email Title is: Mirror Margin From Eve Thanks alot. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Not really, no. One way that enabling "Mirror margins" can make a difference in Word, though, is that it is a signal to Word that you are planning to duplex the document (print on both sides). Actually duplexing it requires that the printer be capable of doing so, of course, or that you duplex manually. But when you are duplexing, Word won't let you put an odd page number on an even page, or vice versa. If you are restarting numbering in a section, it will insist on making page 1 an odd (recto) page. To do this, it will change a Next Page section break to an Odd Page break and insert a blank even (verso) page after the odd page that ends the previous section. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... I would like to know is there a different of printing out a Normal page and a Mirror Margin page? How the different like? Thanks. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Click on my name to get my email address. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... How do i send it to you if i like to? Thanks. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: If you would like to send me a sample document (or portion of a document) exhibiting this problem, I'll take a look. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Hi, Thank for replying. The section breaks are mean to recognise that the end of one story/title. I noticed the page margin for page 63 and page 65 is totally different. (page 64 is missing, in print preview, i see a blank page with a crossed cursor(hander)... cannot zoom in or out.) And by right, Page 65 should be Page 64. ( I think i missed mentioning this point). It mean to say Page 65's content = Page 64's content. There is section break (Next PAge) on end of Page 63 and end of Page 65. * For your infor, my document have many section. ( 1,2,3,4,5 ....50) * For your infor, this document is processed using VBA (macro), so the section break (next page) is inserted through macro. So does Page margin and orientation. * It didn't convert to odd/even page break in the first place. I hope i didn't mess you up from my explanation... Thanks alot... "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Are these section breaks between chapters (or something similar), or are they for reasons of a change in page orientation? I've seen Word convert a Next Page break to an Odd Page break for a number of reasons, but I've never seen it convert to an Odd Page break that is still labeled Next Page. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Thanks for the solutions. However i tried to check if it is a odd/even page break, the setting is still Section break (NExt page). I tried to remove extra paragraph or by making it smaller to pt1, but the problem still exist... I have another missing page 66. This page will only appear if i remove the section break ( Next PAge) at Page 63. If removed this, Page 64 will appear too... Wondering why that particular section break ( next page) will cause 2 pages to be missing? "Eve" wrote: I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Preview when i use Mirror Margin. Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: I have not received it. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... ok. i have send you a sample document with the problem. Email Title is: Mirror Margin From Eve Thanks alot. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Not really, no. One way that enabling "Mirror margins" can make a difference in Word, though, is that it is a signal to Word that you are planning to duplex the document (print on both sides). Actually duplexing it requires that the printer be capable of doing so, of course, or that you duplex manually. But when you are duplexing, Word won't let you put an odd page number on an even page, or vice versa. If you are restarting numbering in a section, it will insist on making page 1 an odd (recto) page. To do this, it will change a Next Page section break to an Odd Page break and insert a blank even (verso) page after the odd page that ends the previous section. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... I would like to know is there a different of printing out a Normal page and a Mirror Margin page? How the different like? Thanks. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Click on my name to get my email address. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... How do i send it to you if i like to? Thanks. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: If you would like to send me a sample document (or portion of a document) exhibiting this problem, I'll take a look. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Hi, Thank for replying. The section breaks are mean to recognise that the end of one story/title. I noticed the page margin for page 63 and page 65 is totally different. (page 64 is missing, in print preview, i see a blank page with a crossed cursor(hander)... cannot zoom in or out.) And by right, Page 65 should be Page 64. ( I think i missed mentioning this point). It mean to say Page 65's content = Page 64's content. There is section break (Next PAge) on end of Page 63 and end of Page 65. * For your infor, my document have many section. ( 1,2,3,4,5 ....50) * For your infor, this document is processed using VBA (macro), so the section break (next page) is inserted through macro. So does Page margin and orientation. * It didn't convert to odd/even page break in the first place. I hope i didn't mess you up from my explanation... Thanks alot... "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Are these section breaks between chapters (or something similar), or are they for reasons of a change in page orientation? I've seen Word convert a Next Page break to an Odd Page break for a number of reasons, but I've never seen it convert to an Odd Page break that is still labeled Next Page. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Thanks for the solutions. However i tried to check if it is a odd/even page break, the setting is still Section break (NExt page). I tried to remove extra paragraph or by making it smaller to pt1, but the problem still exist... I have another missing page 66. This page will only appear if i remove the section break ( Next PAge) at Page 63. If removed this, Page 64 will appear too... Wondering why that particular section break ( next page) will cause 2 pages to be missing? "Eve" wrote: I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Preview when i use Mirror Margin. Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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I've sent a reply. The document is very puzzling, but I've forwarded it to a
friend at Microsoft for further scrutiny. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message news  i resend again. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: I have not received it. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... ok. i have send you a sample document with the problem. Email Title is: Mirror Margin From Eve Thanks alot. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Not really, no. One way that enabling "Mirror margins" can make a difference in Word, though, is that it is a signal to Word that you are planning to duplex the document (print on both sides). Actually duplexing it requires that the printer be capable of doing so, of course, or that you duplex manually. But when you are duplexing, Word won't let you put an odd page number on an even page, or vice versa. If you are restarting numbering in a section, it will insist on making page 1 an odd (recto) page. To do this, it will change a Next Page section break to an Odd Page break and insert a blank even (verso) page after the odd page that ends the previous section. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... I would like to know is there a different of printing out a Normal page and a Mirror Margin page? How the different like? Thanks. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Click on my name to get my email address. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... How do i send it to you if i like to? Thanks. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: If you would like to send me a sample document (or portion of a document) exhibiting this problem, I'll take a look. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Hi, Thank for replying. The section breaks are mean to recognise that the end of one story/title. I noticed the page margin for page 63 and page 65 is totally different. (page 64 is missing, in print preview, i see a blank page with a crossed cursor(hander)... cannot zoom in or out.) And by right, Page 65 should be Page 64. ( I think i missed mentioning this point). It mean to say Page 65's content = Page 64's content. There is section break (Next PAge) on end of Page 63 and end of Page 65. * For your infor, my document have many section. ( 1,2,3,4,5 ....50) * For your infor, this document is processed using VBA (macro), so the section break (next page) is inserted through macro. So does Page margin and orientation. * It didn't convert to odd/even page break in the first place. I hope i didn't mess you up from my explanation... Thanks alot... "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Are these section breaks between chapters (or something similar), or are they for reasons of a change in page orientation? I've seen Word convert a Next Page break to an Odd Page break for a number of reasons, but I've never seen it convert to an Odd Page break that is still labeled Next Page. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Thanks for the solutions. However i tried to check if it is a odd/even page break, the setting is still Section break (NExt page). I tried to remove extra paragraph or by making it smaller to pt1, but the problem still exist... I have another missing page 66. This page will only appear if i remove the section break ( Next PAge) at Page 63. If removed this, Page 64 will appear too... Wondering why that particular section break ( next page) will cause 2 pages to be missing? "Eve" wrote: I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Preview when i use Mirror Margin. Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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Thanks alot.
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: I've sent a reply. The document is very puzzling, but I've forwarded it to a friend at Microsoft for further scrutiny. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message news i resend again. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: I have not received it. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... ok. i have send you a sample document with the problem. Email Title is: Mirror Margin From Eve Thanks alot. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Not really, no. One way that enabling "Mirror margins" can make a difference in Word, though, is that it is a signal to Word that you are planning to duplex the document (print on both sides). Actually duplexing it requires that the printer be capable of doing so, of course, or that you duplex manually. But when you are duplexing, Word won't let you put an odd page number on an even page, or vice versa. If you are restarting numbering in a section, it will insist on making page 1 an odd (recto) page. To do this, it will change a Next Page section break to an Odd Page break and insert a blank even (verso) page after the odd page that ends the previous section. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... I would like to know is there a different of printing out a Normal page and a Mirror Margin page? How the different like? Thanks. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Click on my name to get my email address. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... How do i send it to you if i like to? Thanks. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: If you would like to send me a sample document (or portion of a document) exhibiting this problem, I'll take a look. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Hi, Thank for replying. The section breaks are mean to recognise that the end of one story/title. I noticed the page margin for page 63 and page 65 is totally different. (page 64 is missing, in print preview, i see a blank page with a crossed cursor(hander)... cannot zoom in or out.) And by right, Page 65 should be Page 64. ( I think i missed mentioning this point). It mean to say Page 65's content = Page 64's content. There is section break (Next PAge) on end of Page 63 and end of Page 65. * For your infor, my document have many section. ( 1,2,3,4,5 ....50) * For your infor, this document is processed using VBA (macro), so the section break (next page) is inserted through macro. So does Page margin and orientation. * It didn't convert to odd/even page break in the first place. I hope i didn't mess you up from my explanation... Thanks alot... "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Are these section breaks between chapters (or something similar), or are they for reasons of a change in page orientation? I've seen Word convert a Next Page break to an Odd Page break for a number of reasons, but I've never seen it convert to an Odd Page break that is still labeled Next Page. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Eve" wrote in message ... Thanks for the solutions. However i tried to check if it is a odd/even page break, the setting is still Section break (NExt page). I tried to remove extra paragraph or by making it smaller to pt1, but the problem still exist... I have another missing page 66. This page will only appear if i remove the section break ( Next PAge) at Page 63. If removed this, Page 64 will appear too... Wondering why that particular section break ( next page) will cause 2 pages to be missing? "Eve" wrote: I am using MS word 2002. My problem is I can't view certain page in Preview when i use Mirror Margin. Let say i have page 63,64,65... In the normal view, i can't view Page 64. When i use Go To function, type in 64, it bring me to page 65. I try to go in Print Preview, I can see Page 64 is totally a blank page that doesn't allow me to zoom in or zoom out. It appear a handle sign that look like a cross with a circle. How do i get back my page 64 without changing the mirror margin setting? |
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