Why would Framemaker add an extra page to my document ?

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4 total messages Started by stlaural Mon, 15 Dec 2008 10:52

#1366

Author: stlaural
Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2008 10:52

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Hi everyone,

I have a mif file here that is used to generate a ONE PAGE pdf and for a reason that I don't know, when I open this .MIF file in FRAMEMAKER, there is a second page using default masterpage that is automatically added by FrameMaker.

The .Mif file itself only specifies one BodyPage statement so I really don't know why FrameMaker adds an other page to the document.

So the question is : Why whould FrameMaker add a supplementary page to a document by itself ?

thanks for any information.

Alex

Re: Why would Framemaker add an extra page to my document ?

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Author: Van_Kurtz
Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2008 13:47

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Alex,

Maybe you have the pagination set up to save the file with an even number of pages.

Van

Re: Why would Framemaker add an extra page to my document ?

#1369

Author: stlaural
Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2008 13:57

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Thanks for the quick answer Van. I had a look to my document and it seems that the pagination is OK, I also thought that maybe I had some "TextRect" that took a little bit to much space but they seem OK too.

Now I'm trying to track every "TextFlow" to see if one of them is printing outside of my "TextRect" at the bottom of the page, that may cause FrameMaker to add a new page I guess.

Thanks again

Re: Why would Framemaker add an extra page to my document ?

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Author: Art Campbell
Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2008 14:03

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Because the document is set up with its pagination set to double-sided, or another option, such as "Even number of pages," that forces it to do two pages.

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