[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Okay, the problem is that the footer margin determines where the *bottom* of
the footer will be. If you have a 1.5 cm bottom margin and a 0.7 cm footer
margin, you're leaving 0.8 cm between the bottom margin and the baseline of
the text. Assuming that you have not changed the default 12-point TNR Footer
style, this means that about 14.4 points of space is going to be required
for the footer, even when it's empty (because you have text in one of the
other footers). At 72 points = 1" = 2.54 cm, there are roughly 28 points to
a cm, which means that 0.8 cm is only 22.7 points, which leaves very little
space between the footer and the bottom margin.

I'm not implying that this is what is causing the problem with your footnote
pages, but I am suggesting that this is not enough space between footer and
bottom margin on the pages that do have a footer.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
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"steff" wrote in message
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Suzanne S. Barnhill ha scritto:

So you have "Different odd and even" and "Different first page," using
Odd
Page breaks between sections? I would still discourage having the footer
margin and bottom margin the same.

Suzanne... you are right!
Different odd and even and different first page.

I am writing bachelor thesis degree and i asked to the university a
tamplate. They forwared to me a LaTeX template saying that if i want to
use MS Word... i have to do it by myself.

Since i bought the licence of Office 11...

Anyway, if it can help:
in the page setup i have top and bottom margin set to 1.5 cm every
sections
and the header at 1,5 cm from the edget, while the footer is at 0,7 cm
from the edge.
FOR EVERY SECTIONS.

Suzanne... this problem happens JUST if in the bottom of the page i
have footnote. Without footnote, as you can see from the previous pics,
the layout is almost perfect.