[Kym]

I'm using Word 2007 and my clients all use Word 2003. I created a doc in
compatibility mode, including a one-page Table of Contents (TOC), and it
looked fine on my monitor. When my client received the doc via e-mail, not
only was the TOC on two pages, but all the page numbers had changed to 1 and
the page breaks on his version were in different areas of the document from
what I was showing.

Under a very strict time deadline, I manually generated the TOC and that
worked, but then had to drive to my client's officeto fix the page breaks. I
needed to ensure the pages ended in certain spots of the doc.

Any ideas what caused this and how I can fix it in case it happens again?
Thanks!

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

Different computer, different printer, different printer driver.

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"Kym" wrote in message
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I'm using Word 2007 and my clients all use Word 2003. I created a doc in
compatibility mode, including a one-page Table of Contents (TOC), and it
looked fine on my monitor. When my client received the doc via e-mail,
not
only was the TOC on two pages, but all the page numbers had changed to 1
and
the page breaks on his version were in different areas of the document
from
what I was showing.

Under a very strict time deadline, I manually generated the TOC and that
worked, but then had to drive to my client's officeto fix the page breaks.
I
needed to ensure the pages ended in certain spots of the doc.

Any ideas what caused this and how I can fix it in case it happens again?
Thanks!

[PamC via OfficeKB.com]

Use your client's printer driver when formatting its documents. Make sure
the automatically update document styles is not selected on the templates and
add-ins dialog. Make sure you are using fonts that your client has€”or Word
2003 will make font substitutions, which could change pagination.

HTH,
PamC

Kym wrote:
I'm using Word 2007 and my clients all use Word 2003. I created a doc in
compatibility mode, including a one-page Table of Contents (TOC), and it
looked fine on my monitor. When my client received the doc via e-mail, not
only was the TOC on two pages, but all the page numbers had changed to 1 and
the page breaks on his version were in different areas of the document from
what I was showing.

Under a very strict time deadline, I manually generated the TOC and that
worked, but then had to drive to my client's officeto fix the page breaks. I
needed to ensure the pages ended in certain spots of the doc.

Any ideas what caused this and how I can fix it in case it happens again?
Thanks!

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[Kym]

Thanks Pam, I will try that. I expected there to be some minor difference to
the doc, but not the major differences I was seeing. Was unable to put it in
pdf
format as others in other states needed to add to it & needs to be with a
state governmental entity by a specific time on Monday.

Still unsure why the TOC kept changing all the page #s to 1, but at least
I found a quick fix.

Thanks for your advice!

"PamC via OfficeKB.com" wrote:

Use your client's printer driver when formatting its documents. Make sure
the automatically update document styles is not selected on the templates and
add-ins dialog. Make sure you are using fonts that your client has€”or Word
2003 will make font substitutions, which could change pagination.

HTH,
PamC

Kym wrote:
I'm using Word 2007 and my clients all use Word 2003. I created a doc in
compatibility mode, including a one-page Table of Contents (TOC), and it
looked fine on my monitor. When my client received the doc via e-mail, not
only was the TOC on two pages, but all the page numbers had changed to 1 and
the page breaks on his version were in different areas of the document from
what I was showing.

Under a very strict time deadline, I manually generated the TOC and that
worked, but then had to drive to my client's officeto fix the page breaks. I
needed to ensure the pages ended in certain spots of the doc.

Any ideas what caused this and how I can fix it in case it happens again?
Thanks!

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[PamC via OfficeKB.com]

Maybe this MS help and support page "The page numbers in the table of
contents are incorrectly displayed when you open a document in Word 2003 or
in Word 2002 " will help

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/912940

PamC

Kym wrote:
Thanks Pam, I will try that. I expected there to be some minor difference to
the doc, but not the major differences I was seeing. Was unable to put it in
pdf
format as others in other states needed to add to it & needs to be with a
state governmental entity by a specific time on Monday.

Still unsure why the TOC kept changing all the page #s to 1, but at least
I found a quick fix.

Thanks for your advice!

Use your client's printer driver when formatting its documents. Make sure
the automatically update document styles is not selected on the templates and
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Any ideas what caused this and how I can fix it in case it happens again?
Thanks!

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