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Blank page preceding new section on ODD page
I tried to find the solution in the archives but I couldn't find it.
Apologies if it's already covered. I have a document with multiple sections. I have running headers and footers that work fine I specifed Different ODD and EVEN for each section (except for the front matter section). The proble is that I end up with a blank EVEN page preceding new sections WHEN there is no text on that even page. The only workaround I found is to insert a page break at the end of the text preceding a new section when the text from the previous section does not spill into the next even page. Is there a better way to fix this? I want to create a template with this document. Thank you |
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Hi Pierre,
See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/TblsFldsFm...nPgEndChap.htm. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org Pierre wrote: I tried to find the solution in the archives but I couldn't find it. Apologies if it's already covered. I have a document with multiple sections. I have running headers and footers that work fine I specifed Different ODD and EVEN for each section (except for the front matter section). The proble is that I end up with a blank EVEN page preceding new sections WHEN there is no text on that even page. The only workaround I found is to insert a page break at the end of the text preceding a new section when the text from the previous section does not spill into the next even page. Is there a better way to fix this? I want to create a template with this document. Thank you |
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If you don't want an Odd Page section start, then change it to New Page. If
you do want Odd Page (or have given the page an odd number), then the blank page is normal and necessary. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Pierre" wrote in message ... I tried to find the solution in the archives but I couldn't find it. Apologies if it's already covered. I have a document with multiple sections. I have running headers and footers that work fine I specifed Different ODD and EVEN for each section (except for the front matter section). The proble is that I end up with a blank EVEN page preceding new sections WHEN there is no text on that even page. The only workaround I found is to insert a page break at the end of the text preceding a new section when the text from the previous section does not spill into the next even page. Is there a better way to fix this? I want to create a template with this document. Thank you |
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Thanks. By blank page, you meant with a running header and footer like the
rest of the document...right? A blank page in this case is fine but not without running header and footer. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: If you don't want an Odd Page section start, then change it to New Page. If you do want Odd Page (or have given the page an odd number), then the blank page is normal and necessary. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Pierre" wrote in message ... I tried to find the solution in the archives but I couldn't find it. Apologies if it's already covered. I have a document with multiple sections. I have running headers and footers that work fine I specifed Different ODD and EVEN for each section (except for the front matter section). The proble is that I end up with a blank EVEN page preceding new sections WHEN there is no text on that even page. The only workaround I found is to insert a page break at the end of the text preceding a new section when the text from the previous section does not spill into the next even page. Is there a better way to fix this? I want to create a template with this document. Thank you |
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Thank yoiu. I'll try it.
"Jay Freedman" wrote: Hi Pierre, See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/TblsFldsFm...nPgEndChap.htm. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org Pierre wrote: I tried to find the solution in the archives but I couldn't find it. Apologies if it's already covered. I have a document with multiple sections. I have running headers and footers that work fine I specifed Different ODD and EVEN for each section (except for the front matter section). The proble is that I end up with a blank EVEN page preceding new sections WHEN there is no text on that even page. The only workaround I found is to insert a page break at the end of the text preceding a new section when the text from the previous section does not spill into the next even page. Is there a better way to fix this? I want to create a template with this document. Thank you |
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No, a blank page inserted by an Odd Page or Even Page section break
will have no header and footer. If you do want headers and footers, you'll have to look into the article Jay Freedman pointed you to. -- Stefan Blom "Pierre" wrote in message ... Thanks. By blank page, you meant with a running header and footer like the rest of the document...right? A blank page in this case is fine but not without running header and footer. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: If you don't want an Odd Page section start, then change it to New Page. If you do want Odd Page (or have given the page an odd number), then the blank page is normal and necessary. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Pierre" wrote in message ... I tried to find the solution in the archives but I couldn't find it. Apologies if it's already covered. I have a document with multiple sections. I have running headers and footers that work fine I specifed Different ODD and EVEN for each section (except for the front matter section). The proble is that I end up with a blank EVEN page preceding new sections WHEN there is no text on that even page. The only workaround I found is to insert a page break at the end of the text preceding a new section when the text from the previous section does not spill into the next even page. Is there a better way to fix this? I want to create a template with this document. Thank you |
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Yes. I followed the instructions and it worked. But then I was faced with the
problem of having important hidden information (field code) in my document. The users of the template have to be warned that they have to be careful not to delete the field codes. I wrote instructions describing the reason for the field code and why they mustn't be deleted. I'm still concerned that the users will delete them accidentally. In the end, I remove this great solution and simply inserted the necessary number of page breaks to force the next section to an odd page AND have a running header and footer on the preceding page. It's not very elegant. But then neither is having to manually insert ODD section breaks in front of new sections. I opted for the simplest solution. I prefer the more elegant one but the users of the template will almost surely screw it up. "Stefan Blom" wrote: No, a blank page inserted by an Odd Page or Even Page section break will have no header and footer. If you do want headers and footers, you'll have to look into the article Jay Freedman pointed you to. -- Stefan Blom "Pierre" wrote in message ... Thanks. By blank page, you meant with a running header and footer like the rest of the document...right? A blank page in this case is fine but not without running header and footer. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: If you don't want an Odd Page section start, then change it to New Page. If you do want Odd Page (or have given the page an odd number), then the blank page is normal and necessary. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Pierre" wrote in message ... I tried to find the solution in the archives but I couldn't find it. Apologies if it's already covered. I have a document with multiple sections. I have running headers and footers that work fine I specifed Different ODD and EVEN for each section (except for the front matter section). The proble is that I end up with a blank EVEN page preceding new sections WHEN there is no text on that even page. The only workaround I found is to insert a page break at the end of the text preceding a new section when the text from the previous section does not spill into the next even page. Is there a better way to fix this? I want to create a template with this document. Thank you |
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Blank page preceding new section on ODD page
Hi Jay,
Your answer was so close to fixing my problem. Maybe you can help me out. My document is 6 pages of text, followed by 5 flowcharts, so I have inserted an odd page section break before each of them. The text and first 2 flowcharts are on letter-sized paper. The last 3 flowcharts are on 11x17. When I would print duplex, Word inserted an 11x17 even page before the odd page break. I inserted John McGhie's solution before the tabloid sheets, and I cannot now preview the entire document. When I get to the last of the letter sheets and hit Page Down, it displays the previous page. The doc prints OK. I just don't understand what's going on with the preview. Any ideas? janet "Jay Freedman" wrote: Hi Pierre, See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/TblsFldsFm...nPgEndChap.htm. |
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