Re: Why are some chapters high and right when PDF'd?

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From: Sean
Date: Mon, 13 Jan 2003 22:27

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      Still looking at the master page view, when I select Format | Page Layout
      | Master Page Usage, the following message appears: "Not on a body page."
      Does this mean that master pages have not been applied? It appears to
      be true on all the files.




No. It means that if you are on the master pages, then no master pages have been applied to the current master page. You cannot apply master pages to master pages.

Go to the body page in question and use the same menu option to see what master pages have been applied to the body page.

I also recommend turning on your rulers.

Cheers,

Sean

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