I am using Word 2000

I have created a long document. On the screen and in "view print layout",
my pages look the way I want them to print out. But when I print them out
they are off by a line or two and sometimes 3. For example: Page 10 will
start with a heading of "Heading1" at the top of the page. This is what I
see on the screen when I view "print layout". But when I print the page, my
"heading1" is at the bottom of the previous page #9. To get it to print in
the right spot, I have to go back in on page 10 and add two blank lines to
get it to print correctly at the top of page 10. Can anyone tell me what is
wrong? Is there a setting to correct this? Please help.
It is a pain to have to print the document 1 page at a time to see where
everything is.

Help - aurora

If you want to hold your heading with the following text, highlight the
heading and the next two lines of text and go to Format | Paragraph and Line
and Page Breaks and select Keep With Next.

"Aurora" wrote:

I am using Word 2000

I have created a long document. On the screen and in "view print layout",
my pages look the way I want them to print out. But when I print them out
they are off by a line or two and sometimes 3. For example: Page 10 will
start with a heading of "Heading1" at the top of the page. This is what I
see on the screen when I view "print layout". But when I print the page, my
"heading1" is at the bottom of the previous page #9. To get it to print in
the right spot, I have to go back in on page 10 and add two blank lines to
get it to print correctly at the top of page 10. Can anyone tell me what is
wrong? Is there a setting to correct this? Please help.
It is a pain to have to print the document 1 page at a time to see where
everything is.

Help - aurora