[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Indeed, one of many!

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
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Words into Type
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"Stefan Blom" wrote in message
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Well, it certainly makes a good argument for displaying nonprinting
marks...
g

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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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It is counterintuitive and illogical to the point of (IMO) being a bug,
but
I doubt we'll ever see any change in the behavior. I can't imagine what
the
developers were thinking.

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"Greek Writer" wrote in message
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Suzanne - thank you very much for your insight and reply. It did
correct
the
problem. This has been one of the most annoying issues I ever had in
Word
that I can remember.

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

It may not be the issue here, but one fact you may not be aware of is
this:
If you copy text from one footer and paste it into another, no matter
how
carefully you exclude the paragraph mark from what you copy and
include
the
paragraph mark when pasting, Word will still insert an extra, empty
paragraph. It is this empty paragraph that may make one footer
different
from the other; obviously, this problem is easier to spot if you
display
nonprinting characters (Ctrl+Shift+8).

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"Greek Writer" wrote in
message
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I am very experienced in Word and taught it in seminars to
thousands
of
people for years. You never know everything though, this is my
issue
if
anyone has insight.

I have a document with 2 headers and the same footer. I choose
first
page
header and do my thing with it. Then enter the footer the same.
Margins
for
the pages and distance is the same in setup. The footer on the rest
of
the
document doesn't match to the first page. I try to just inch it up,
but it
throws of the entire document. I also have a snazzy text box shaded
grey
down
the right side of the header that says Notes that is equally messed
up
on
the
first page - doesn't sit in the same spot either. There is an over
2
inch
right margin to wrap the text around this box and a normal left
margin.

Is it a limitation to get the same footer on the first page as the
rest of
the document? Does someone know if this works in 2007? Dazy and
confused -
thanks for your suggestions.