Is there a way of displaying our company letterhead on screen, but using our
printed letterhead to print, ie not printing the letterhead that appears on
screen.

One way would be to scan or otherwise produce your letterhead content so you
can put it into Word's first-page header or footer (see File - Page Setup -
Layout - Different First Page). Then, select just the letterhead material
(which might be a graphic, graphic + text, or just text), and choose
Format - Font - and tick the Hidden option.

Next, in Tools - Options - View, tick the Hidden text option so that the
letterhead material will display onscreen (except in Print Preview).
Finally, in Tools - Options - Print, make sure that Hidden text is NOT
checked under Include with document.

Now, your letterhead will display in Print Layout, but will not print (and
hence, can't display in Print Preview).

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"MFSICS" wrote in message
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Is there a way of displaying our company letterhead on screen, but using
our
printed letterhead to print, ie not printing the letterhead that appears
on
screen.

Note, though, that the hidden text will _not_ take up space on the printed
version, either. So, you will need something taking up the space that does
print, even if in white.
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"Herb Tyson [MVP]" wrote in message
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One way would be to scan or otherwise produce your letterhead content so
you can put it into Word's first-page header or footer (see File - Page
Setup - Layout - Different First Page). Then, select just the letterhead
material (which might be a graphic, graphic + text, or just text), and
choose Format - Font - and tick the Hidden option.

Next, in Tools - Options - View, tick the Hidden text option so that the
letterhead material will display onscreen (except in Print Preview).
Finally, in Tools - Options - Print, make sure that Hidden text is NOT
checked under Include with document.

Now, your letterhead will display in Print Layout, but will not print (and
hence, can't display in Print Preview).

--
Herb Tyson MS MVP
Please respond in the newsgroups so everyone can follow along.
"MFSICS" wrote in message
...
Is there a way of displaying our company letterhead on screen, but using
our
printed letterhead to print, ie not printing the letterhead that appears
on
screen.

There may be a way to do it. Format your letterhead as hidden. This
will mean that you need to have "show all " activated.

There is one draw back to this method as when you configure your print
option not to print hidden text everything move upwards to compensate
for the missing section.

The solution to this would be too create a text box that contain your
letterhead and format it as hidden. Set the textbox line to no line in
the Format textbox form.

Start the rest of the letter below the text box.

I hope this helps.

Hennie
MFSICS wrote:
*Is there a way of displaying our company letterhead on screen, but
using our
printed letterhead to print, ie not printing the letterhead that
appears on
screen. *



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