On Mon, 24 Mar 2008 13:20:39 +0100, Fredrik E. Nilsen
wrote:
Some more testing reveals this:
In Word 2003, create a blank document. Press Ctrl+Enter once to insert
a manual page break. Show all hidden formatting marks. On page one
there will be a manual page break and on page two a paragraph mark.
Save the document, open it in Word 2007 and convert it. The result
will look exactly the same as in Word 2003.
In Word 2007, create a blank document. Press Ctrl+Enter once to insert
a manual page break. Show all hidden formatting marks. On page one
there will be a manual page break and a paragraph mark and on page two
a paragraph mark.
This is not consistant with the behaviour you get when you convert
from doc.
In Word 2003, create a blank document. Press Ctrl+Enter once to insert
a manual page break. Press Enter once to insert a new paragraph. Show
all hidden formatting marks. On page one there will be a manual page
break and on page two there will be two paragraph marks.
Save the document, close it and re-open it in Word 2007. Show all
hidden formatting marks. On page one there will be a manual page break
and on page two there will be two paragraph marks, the same as in
2003. Convert the document. Now you will have a manual page break and
a paragraph mark on page 1and a paragraph mark on page 2.
Can someone please explain this to me?
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Fredrik E. Nilsen
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