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Boborn
 
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Default Where is the %Multiple pages Command located?

When customising a toolbar I was able to drag and drop the command "%Multiple
pages' onto a menu bar (a small green icon with 4 small pages shown on it).
However I don't remember where it came from - it does not come up when
looking under "All Commands" when customising the toolbars. Does anyone know
where it comes from???
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Bob Buckland ?:-\)
 
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Hi Boborn,

You'll find it in Print Preview screen.
When in that screen you can use Tools=Customize,
turn on other toolbars and then drag a copy of that
icon to another one that will appear in Print Layout view.

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When customising a toolbar I was able to drag and drop the command "%Multiple
pages' onto a menu bar (a small green icon with 4 small pages shown on it).
However I don't remember where it came from - it does not come up when
looking under "All Commands" when customising the toolbars. Does anyone know
where it comes from???
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Let us know if this helped you,

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