[Ken Burton]

For example lets use the following setup. I have a document that contains a
title page, TOC, and two sections. I want to print this document (duplex) so
that when I place it in a notebook the following output is achieve
automatically.

Title page (right side of notebook)
TOC (right side of notebook; no matter how many pages)
Each section (right side of notbook)

Each new section will not print on the other side of the previous section,
but on its own page.

Ken
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Ken Burton

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Begin each section with an "Odd page" break.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
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Words into Type
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"Ken Burton" wrote in message
...
For example lets use the following setup. I have a document that contains
a
title page, TOC, and two sections. I want to print this document (duplex)
so
that when I place it in a notebook the following output is achieve
automatically.

Title page (right side of notebook)
TOC (right side of notebook; no matter how many pages)
Each section (right side of notbook)

Each new section will not print on the other side of the previous section,
but on its own page.

Ken
--
Ken Burton

[Ken Burton]

Thank you, Suzanne. I will give that a try and will come back with a
response one way or the other.
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Ken Burton


"Ken Burton" wrote:

For example lets use the following setup. I have a document that contains a
title page, TOC, and two sections. I want to print this document (duplex) so
that when I place it in a notebook the following output is achieve
automatically.

Title page (right side of notebook)
TOC (right side of notebook; no matter how many pages)
Each section (right side of notbook)

Each new section will not print on the other side of the previous section,
but on its own page.

Ken
--
Ken Burton

[Ken Burton]

On the title page, at the end of text, I placed a Odd page break. I saw it
using the Show/Hide. When I went to print, the first page of the TOC was on
the back of the title page. What am I doing wrong? Give you give me more
detail or point to a document with detail instructions?

Thanks!
--
Ken Burton


"Ken Burton" wrote:

For example lets use the following setup. I have a document that contains a
title page, TOC, and two sections. I want to print this document (duplex) so
that when I place it in a notebook the following output is achieve
automatically.

Title page (right side of notebook)
TOC (right side of notebook; no matter how many pages)
Each section (right side of notbook)

Each new section will not print on the other side of the previous section,
but on its own page.

Ken
--
Ken Burton

[Stefan Blom]

Enable either "Different odd and even" or "Mirror margins" in the Page Setup
dialog box so that Word can correctly interpret the odd section breaks. (If
none of these options are set, Word looks at the page numbers to determine
if its need to add a filler page.)

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Ken Burton" wrote in message
...
On the title page, at the end of text, I placed a Odd page break. I saw
it
using the Show/Hide. When I went to print, the first page of the TOC was
on
the back of the title page. What am I doing wrong? Give you give me more
detail or point to a document with detail instructions?

Thanks!
--
Ken Burton


"Ken Burton" wrote:

For example lets use the following setup. I have a document that
contains a
title page, TOC, and two sections. I want to print this document
(duplex) so
that when I place it in a notebook the following output is achieve
automatically.

Title page (right side of notebook)
TOC (right side of notebook; no matter how many pages)
Each section (right side of notbook)

Each new section will not print on the other side of the previous
section,
but on its own page.

Ken
--
Ken Burton

[Ken Burton]

I reviewed my test document and got the odd break straight for each section.
I printed the document and it is behaving correctly now. I will take into
account the "different even/odd page" and "mirror margins" if needed.

Thanks everyone for your help. I am good to go now !!
--
Ken Burton


"Ken Burton" wrote:

For example lets use the following setup. I have a document that contains a
title page, TOC, and two sections. I want to print this document (duplex) so
that when I place it in a notebook the following output is achieve
automatically.

Title page (right side of notebook)
TOC (right side of notebook; no matter how many pages)
Each section (right side of notbook)

Each new section will not print on the other side of the previous section,
but on its own page.

Ken
--
Ken Burton