[Robert T]

I hope I can describe what I see.

I had a document ready to print. After printing it, I discovered a change
that was needed in the footer. I opened the footer to make the change. I made
the change and without clicking back into the main body, I printed the
document. To my surprise, the document now printed longer than before
forceing two pages instead of one. I then clicked back into the document and
it printed correctly.

My question: Why having the footer (or header) open at time of printing
changes the page layout?
--
Robert Tankersley CDP

[Robert T]

Any answer to this?
--
Robert Tankersley CDP


"Robert T" wrote:

I hope I can describe what I see.

I had a document ready to print. After printing it, I discovered a change
that was needed in the footer. I opened the footer to make the change. I made
the change and without clicking back into the main body, I printed the
document. To my surprise, the document now printed longer than before
forceing two pages instead of one. I then clicked back into the document and
it printed correctly.

My question: Why having the footer (or header) open at time of printing
changes the page layout?
--
Robert Tankersley CDP