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I have run into an interesting problem in WORD. I am developing a booklet
using word and have set this up by linking text boxes. I have four text boxes per page in a table. When I get to number 32 text box it will not let me link on to number 33. So I guess my question is; Is there a limit on the number of text boxes you can link in WORD? Is there a way around this limit? I have to use WORD instead of Publisherbecause of the printers format requirements. |
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Stevie Ray Vaughan wrote:
I have run into an interesting problem in WORD. I am developing a booklet using word and have set this up by linking text boxes. I have four text boxes per page in a table. When I get to number 32 text box it will not let me link on to number 33. So I guess my question is; Is there a limit on the number of text boxes you can link in WORD? Is there a way around this limit? I have to use WORD instead of Publisherbecause of the printers format requirements. Yes, there is a limit, 32 linked boxes per "story" (a story is the main body, or the headers, or the footers, or footnotes). I'm not sure where the official documention is (if there is any), but the limit is mentioned in http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/wo...CH060831661033 and http://support.microsoft.com/kb/211954. Possibly you could use plain text without text boxes for one of the chains, and be able to extend the other chains to more pages that way. The only other workaround I can think of is to separate your booklet into two or more documents, choosing a logical break point. You won't be able to link from the last box in one document to the first box in the next document. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. |
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You shouldn't need linked text boxes for a simple booklet anyhow--unless
you are doing something quite convoluted. For versions after 2002, look for the Bookfold feature, check Help. For earlier versions, see he http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting...etPrinting.htm Stevie Ray Vaughan wrote: I have run into an interesting problem in WORD. I am developing a booklet using word and have set this up by linking text boxes. I have four text boxes per page in a table. When I get to number 32 text box it will not let me link on to number 33. So I guess my question is; Is there a limit on the number of text boxes you can link in WORD? Is there a way around this limit? I have to use WORD instead of Publisherbecause of the printers format requirements. |
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