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For some reason, after a particular exercise, my header and footer content
becomes illegible at the point of printing. I often cut and paste screen images/dumps from a system application creating a (save-able) Word document for archives. The final action is to identify the doc by adding headers and footers. The Header and Footer content is fine. For a while. Then moments later the Header title becomes a blob. So does my initials, page nos. and date/time in Footer. On closer inspection, the blob is made up of the actual letters sitting ON TOP of each other instead of next to each other (to form words). I have tried for weeks to rectify thinking it must be a format problem but margins et al are set at standard. Please help. |
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According to contributor Bob Buckland: "It's a bug that somehow seems to
have Word misreading temporary files related to the printer currently in use. You can usually 'unscramble' the display from File=Print and switch to the printer properties or to another printer then your normal one, or close Word and delete all files found on Start=Search and looking for ~$*.*;*.tmp as the name string then restarting Word." See also http://www.gmayor.com/what_to_do_when_word_crashes.htm -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Mahogany wrote: For some reason, after a particular exercise, my header and footer content becomes illegible at the point of printing. I often cut and paste screen images/dumps from a system application creating a (save-able) Word document for archives. The final action is to identify the doc by adding headers and footers. The Header and Footer content is fine. For a while. Then moments later the Header title becomes a blob. So does my initials, page nos. and date/time in Footer. On closer inspection, the blob is made up of the actual letters sitting ON TOP of each other instead of next to each other (to form words). I have tried for weeks to rectify thinking it must be a format problem but margins et al are set at standard. Please help. |
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Will give that a try on Monday. Thank you Graham ... and Bob.
"Graham Mayor" wrote: According to contributor Bob Buckland: "It's a bug that somehow seems to have Word misreading temporary files related to the printer currently in use. You can usually 'unscramble' the display from File=Print and switch to the printer properties or to another printer then your normal one, or close Word and delete all files found on Start=Search and looking for ~$*.*;*.tmp as the name string then restarting Word." See also http://www.gmayor.com/what_to_do_when_word_crashes.htm -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Mahogany wrote: For some reason, after a particular exercise, my header and footer content becomes illegible at the point of printing. I often cut and paste screen images/dumps from a system application creating a (save-able) Word document for archives. The final action is to identify the doc by adding headers and footers. The Header and Footer content is fine. For a while. Then moments later the Header title becomes a blob. So does my initials, page nos. and date/time in Footer. On closer inspection, the blob is made up of the actual letters sitting ON TOP of each other instead of next to each other (to form words). I have tried for weeks to rectify thinking it must be a format problem but margins et al are set at standard. Please help. |
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Works every time!
"Mahogany" wrote: Will give that a try on Monday. Thank you Graham ... and Bob. "Graham Mayor" wrote: According to contributor Bob Buckland: "It's a bug that somehow seems to have Word misreading temporary files related to the printer currently in use. You can usually 'unscramble' the display from File=Print and switch to the printer properties or to another printer then your normal one, or close Word and delete all files found on Start=Search and looking for ~$*.*;*.tmp as the name string then restarting Word." See also http://www.gmayor.com/what_to_do_when_word_crashes.htm -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Mahogany wrote: For some reason, after a particular exercise, my header and footer content becomes illegible at the point of printing. I often cut and paste screen images/dumps from a system application creating a (save-able) Word document for archives. The final action is to identify the doc by adding headers and footers. The Header and Footer content is fine. For a while. Then moments later the Header title becomes a blob. So does my initials, page nos. and date/time in Footer. On closer inspection, the blob is made up of the actual letters sitting ON TOP of each other instead of next to each other (to form words). I have tried for weeks to rectify thinking it must be a format problem but margins et al are set at standard. Please help. |
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