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I have a user in the office who has created a 78 page document, with section
breaks every 1 or 2 pages. She attempted to print a page range (55-61) and it will not print (although she can print "current" page and "section"). She inserted page "numbers" or references as "A", "B", "C", "D", and so on. I would like to confirm that the page range will not print as it does not know what to print, as she is referencing letters instead of numbers. When I went into the document and changed the fields to numbers, it would print the page range. I assume that the computer, when asked to print a page range, is looking for numerical fields, not alphabetical. Since it cannot find numerical fields, it prints nothing. I have never run into this issue before (and I have never seen anyone using A, B, C, D to "number" pages before). If someone could either confirm this, or set me straight, I would appreciate it. |
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