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My 20-page document has continuous line numbering and my revisions are
tracked using right margin bubbles (except for text additions, which are in the body, in red). In Word 2003, the line numbering is perfectly conserved in the page layouts for "final" and "final showing markup". In Word 2007, this is not the case. The numbering is way increased in "final showing markup" and there is even a huge jump in numbering between pages (i.e., the last line on page 9 is line 250 and the first line on p. 10 is 256). How do I make Word 2007 mimic Word 2003 so that both options (continuous line numbering, and final showing markup layout) work? |
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