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Problems with document formatting using IncludeText
I have a large document made up of smaller documents using IncludeText. The
last several lines of text in one of the documents I inserted are being put on a second page, even though the original file is a one page document. When I look in Page Setup, everything is the same on both the original document and the new larger document, so I'm not sure how I can go about fixing this. Any ideas or suggestions? |
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Problems with document formatting using IncludeText
Note that when you add documents via an INCLUDETEXT the formatting of (the
styles of) the target document will be applied. Therefore, you might be seeing differences in line spacing, or spacing before or after paragraphs. You can use the Reveal Formatting pane to compare different paragraphs, and then specify the desired settings. Also, you may want to display nonprinting marks (press Ctrl+Shift+8). Delete any excessive paragraph marks (¶) in the text. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "JStiehl" wrote in message ... I have a large document made up of smaller documents using IncludeText. The last several lines of text in one of the documents I inserted are being put on a second page, even though the original file is a one page document. When I look in Page Setup, everything is the same on both the original document and the new larger document, so I'm not sure how I can go about fixing this. Any ideas or suggestions? |
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