We regularly create detailed documents with verbage as well as graphs,
drawings, etc. We manipulate the document so that some pages are in portrait
while others are in landscape. This is an effort in itself.

The bigger problem is that when we go to print the pages with those pages
that contain pictures that are in landscape, the pictures are upside down.
That is to say, anything in landscape has to be rotated 180 degrees or it
will face the wrong direction when three hole punching or stapling.

The problem becomes even more unbearable for those documents where you are
trying to print on both sides.

Suggestions

This is a printer issue; some printers rotate landscape pages one way, some
the other. When you're duplexing from Word, there are some settings on the
Print tab of Tools | Options that may be helpful; I've never been able to
understand what they do.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"paul" wrote in message
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We regularly create detailed documents with verbage as well as graphs,
drawings, etc. We manipulate the document so that some pages are in
portrait
while others are in landscape. This is an effort in itself.

The bigger problem is that when we go to print the pages with those pages
that contain pictures that are in landscape, the pictures are upside down.
That is to say, anything in landscape has to be rotated 180 degrees or it
will face the wrong direction when three hole punching or stapling.

The problem becomes even more unbearable for those documents where you are
trying to print on both sides.

Suggestions