[Homer]

Is there a way to be able to expand and collapse text while using the print
layout view?

There seems to be too many things I can't do while using the outline view.
Here are two of them.

I can't input a date by using the number pad on the keyboard. I input
12-1-09, the dashes are minus from the number pad, and the minuses do not
show up.

I can't figure out how to have an extra space above all level one lines.

1.text
A. more text
I. even more text
(insert extra line here)
2. text again
B. and so on

[Stefan Blom[_3_]]

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to be able to expand and collapse text while using the
print
layout view?

No.


There seems to be too many things I can't do while using the outline view.
Here are two of them.

I can't input a date by using the number pad on the keyboard. I input
12-1-09, the dashes are minus from the number pad, and the minuses do not
show up.


What do you see instead?

I can't figure out how to have an extra space above all level one lines.


Apply some Spacing Before to the relevant paragraph (style).


1.text
A. more text
I. even more text
(insert extra line here)
2. text again
B. and so on

[Homer]

I want the date to look like 12-1-09, I see 12109.

I tried to apply the spacing before the Heading 1. It looks like what I
want in print preview, but when I print the space is not there. Here's what
I did:

From Styles and Fromatting box I selected the style, modify, format,
paragraph and changed the spacing before to 24 pt. Is this the right way?



"Stefan Blom" wrote:



--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to be able to expand and collapse text while using the
print
layout view?

No.


There seems to be too many things I can't do while using the outline view.
Here are two of them.

I can't input a date by using the number pad on the keyboard. I input
12-1-09, the dashes are minus from the number pad, and the minuses do not
show up.


What do you see instead?

I can't figure out how to have an extra space above all level one lines.


Apply some Spacing Before to the relevant paragraph (style).


1.text
A. more text
I. even more text
(insert extra line here)
2. text again
B. and so on

[Stefan Blom[_3_]]

As far as I can tell, you have done everything right.

Can you reproduce these strange errors in another document, or are they
document-specific?

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
...
I want the date to look like 12-1-09, I see 12109.

I tried to apply the spacing before the Heading 1. It looks like what I
want in print preview, but when I print the space is not there. Here's
what
I did:

From Styles and Fromatting box I selected the style, modify, format,
paragraph and changed the spacing before to 24 pt. Is this the right way?



"Stefan Blom" wrote:



--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to be able to expand and collapse text while using the
print
layout view?

No.


There seems to be too many things I can't do while using the outline
view.
Here are two of them.

I can't input a date by using the number pad on the keyboard. I input
12-1-09, the dashes are minus from the number pad, and the minuses do
not
show up.


What do you see instead?

I can't figure out how to have an extra space above all level one
lines.


Apply some Spacing Before to the relevant paragraph (style).


1.text
A. more text
I. even more text
(insert extra line here)
2. text again
B. and so on

[Homer]

The errors come up in any document I use.

I did find that if I want to insert a / * - or + from the number pad, I can
if I use shift. This is only when in outline view.

As far as spacing, the document prints exactly as it looks in the outline
view. Regardless of how much space I put before a line of text, it does not
show on the outline view.

I tried to set up the outline with styles as described in Shauna Kelly's
website, figuring it was in the set up. Same results.

I also should have mentioned earlier that I am using Word 2003.

Thanks for your help.



"Stefan Blom" wrote:

As far as I can tell, you have done everything right.

Can you reproduce these strange errors in another document, or are they
document-specific?

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
...
I want the date to look like 12-1-09, I see 12109.

I tried to apply the spacing before the Heading 1. It looks like what I
want in print preview, but when I print the space is not there. Here's
what
I did:

From Styles and Fromatting box I selected the style, modify, format,
paragraph and changed the spacing before to 24 pt. Is this the right way?



"Stefan Blom" wrote:



--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to be able to expand and collapse text while using the
print
layout view?

No.


There seems to be too many things I can't do while using the outline
view.
Here are two of them.

I can't input a date by using the number pad on the keyboard. I input
12-1-09, the dashes are minus from the number pad, and the minuses do
not
show up.


What do you see instead?

I can't figure out how to have an extra space above all level one
lines.


Apply some Spacing Before to the relevant paragraph (style).


1.text
A. more text
I. even more text
(insert extra line here)
2. text again
B. and so on

[Stefan Blom[_3_]]

Wait a minute--you are *printing* from Outline view? That explains the
spacing issue, as printouts from Outline view reflect level indents as well
as the state (expanded or collapsed) of the document headings.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
news
The errors come up in any document I use.

I did find that if I want to insert a / * - or + from the number pad, I
can
if I use shift. This is only when in outline view.

As far as spacing, the document prints exactly as it looks in the outline
view. Regardless of how much space I put before a line of text, it does
not
show on the outline view.

I tried to set up the outline with styles as described in Shauna Kelly's
website, figuring it was in the set up. Same results.

I also should have mentioned earlier that I am using Word 2003.

Thanks for your help.



"Stefan Blom" wrote:

As far as I can tell, you have done everything right.

Can you reproduce these strange errors in another document, or are they
document-specific?

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
...
I want the date to look like 12-1-09, I see 12109.

I tried to apply the spacing before the Heading 1. It looks like what
I
want in print preview, but when I print the space is not there. Here's
what
I did:

From Styles and Fromatting box I selected the style, modify, format,
paragraph and changed the spacing before to 24 pt. Is this the right
way?



"Stefan Blom" wrote:



--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to be able to expand and collapse text while using
the
print
layout view?

No.


There seems to be too many things I can't do while using the outline
view.
Here are two of them.

I can't input a date by using the number pad on the keyboard. I
input
12-1-09, the dashes are minus from the number pad, and the minuses
do
not
show up.


What do you see instead?

I can't figure out how to have an extra space above all level one
lines.


Apply some Spacing Before to the relevant paragraph (style).


1.text
A. more text
I. even more text
(insert extra line here)
2. text again
B. and so on

[Stefan Blom[_3_]]

.... while spacing neither displays nor prints if you are using Outline view.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Stefan Blom" wrote in message
...
Wait a minute--you are *printing* from Outline view? That explains the
spacing issue, as printouts from Outline view reflect level indents as
well as the state (expanded or collapsed) of the document headings.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
news
The errors come up in any document I use.

I did find that if I want to insert a / * - or + from the number pad, I
can
if I use shift. This is only when in outline view.

As far as spacing, the document prints exactly as it looks in the outline
view. Regardless of how much space I put before a line of text, it does
not
show on the outline view.

I tried to set up the outline with styles as described in Shauna Kelly's
website, figuring it was in the set up. Same results.

I also should have mentioned earlier that I am using Word 2003.

Thanks for your help.



"Stefan Blom" wrote:

As far as I can tell, you have done everything right.

Can you reproduce these strange errors in another document, or are they
document-specific?

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
...
I want the date to look like 12-1-09, I see 12109.

I tried to apply the spacing before the Heading 1. It looks like what
I
want in print preview, but when I print the space is not there.
Here's
what
I did:

From Styles and Fromatting box I selected the style, modify, format,
paragraph and changed the spacing before to 24 pt. Is this the right
way?



"Stefan Blom" wrote:



--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to be able to expand and collapse text while using
the
print
layout view?

No.


There seems to be too many things I can't do while using the
outline
view.
Here are two of them.

I can't input a date by using the number pad on the keyboard. I
input
12-1-09, the dashes are minus from the number pad, and the minuses
do
not
show up.


What do you see instead?

I can't figure out how to have an extra space above all level one
lines.


Apply some Spacing Before to the relevant paragraph (style).


1.text
A. more text
I. even more text
(insert extra line here)
2. text again
B. and so on

[Homer]

If I understand you correctly, printing from outline view is WYSIWYG. Which
means I will need to add spacing with extra enters.

Thank you for your help.

Don

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

.... while spacing neither displays nor prints if you are using Outline view.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Stefan Blom" wrote in message
...
Wait a minute--you are *printing* from Outline view? That explains the
spacing issue, as printouts from Outline view reflect level indents as
well as the state (expanded or collapsed) of the document headings.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
news
The errors come up in any document I use.

I did find that if I want to insert a / * - or + from the number pad, I
can
if I use shift. This is only when in outline view.

As far as spacing, the document prints exactly as it looks in the outline
view. Regardless of how much space I put before a line of text, it does
not
show on the outline view.

I tried to set up the outline with styles as described in Shauna Kelly's
website, figuring it was in the set up. Same results.

I also should have mentioned earlier that I am using Word 2003.

Thanks for your help.



"Stefan Blom" wrote:

As far as I can tell, you have done everything right.

Can you reproduce these strange errors in another document, or are they
document-specific?

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
...
I want the date to look like 12-1-09, I see 12109.

I tried to apply the spacing before the Heading 1. It looks like what
I
want in print preview, but when I print the space is not there.
Here's
what
I did:

From Styles and Fromatting box I selected the style, modify, format,
paragraph and changed the spacing before to 24 pt. Is this the right
way?



"Stefan Blom" wrote:



--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to be able to expand and collapse text while using
the
print
layout view?

No.


There seems to be too many things I can't do while using the
outline
view.
Here are two of them.

I can't input a date by using the number pad on the keyboard. I
input
12-1-09, the dashes are minus from the number pad, and the minuses
do
not
show up.


What do you see instead?

I can't figure out how to have an extra space above all level one
lines.


Apply some Spacing Before to the relevant paragraph (style).


1.text
A. more text
I. even more text
(insert extra line here)
2. text again
B. and so on

[Stefan Blom[_3_]]

Yes (more or less).

Note that instead of actually printing from Outline view, you can set up an
indented outline, following the instructions at
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/numb...Numbering.html.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
...
If I understand you correctly, printing from outline view is WYSIWYG.
Which
means I will need to add spacing with extra enters.

Thank you for your help.

Don

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

.... while spacing neither displays nor prints if you are using Outline
view.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Stefan Blom" wrote in message
...
Wait a minute--you are *printing* from Outline view? That explains the
spacing issue, as printouts from Outline view reflect level indents as
well as the state (expanded or collapsed) of the document headings.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
news The errors come up in any document I use.

I did find that if I want to insert a / * - or + from the number pad,
I
can
if I use shift. This is only when in outline view.

As far as spacing, the document prints exactly as it looks in the
outline
view. Regardless of how much space I put before a line of text, it
does
not
show on the outline view.

I tried to set up the outline with styles as described in Shauna
Kelly's
website, figuring it was in the set up. Same results.

I also should have mentioned earlier that I am using Word 2003.

Thanks for your help.



"Stefan Blom" wrote:

As far as I can tell, you have done everything right.

Can you reproduce these strange errors in another document, or are
they
document-specific?

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
...
I want the date to look like 12-1-09, I see 12109.

I tried to apply the spacing before the Heading 1. It looks like
what
I
want in print preview, but when I print the space is not there.
Here's
what
I did:

From Styles and Fromatting box I selected the style, modify,
format,
paragraph and changed the spacing before to 24 pt. Is this the
right
way?



"Stefan Blom" wrote:



--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Homer" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to be able to expand and collapse text while
using
the
print
layout view?

No.


There seems to be too many things I can't do while using the
outline
view.
Here are two of them.

I can't input a date by using the number pad on the keyboard. I
input
12-1-09, the dashes are minus from the number pad, and the
minuses
do
not
show up.


What do you see instead?

I can't figure out how to have an extra space above all level
one
lines.


Apply some Spacing Before to the relevant paragraph (style).


1.text
A. more text
I. even more text
(insert extra line here)
2. text again
B. and so on