Hi ?B?RnJlZCBVSw==?=,

The problem sometimes occurs immediately a new section is inserted. Other
times there is no problem. If the document is closed(and saved) then
reopened, it will work differently, in that the scroll up could work fine or
it could "stop" at a different place to the last time.

I take your point about the info being in last paragraphs of the sections
and document being "corrupted" somehow, but how can I get at that info to
check if damage is occuring?

In the actual section break, and in the last paragraph mark of the document
(which defines the last section, or only section if a document has just one).

You can't get directly at it, and even if you could, you probably couldn't
"read" the binary code to interpret it.

FWIW, if I haven't been careful when coding, I've done this kind of thing to
section breaks, tables, and field codes. In newer versions Microsoft has closed
some of these "loopholes" I and others have found, but there are quite a few of
them. About all you can do is put logging information into the code to help you
track down which sections are responsible, then take a really close look at
what's going on...

Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 8 2004)
http://www.word.mvps.org

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