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In article <32ff8650.1132597@news.rain.org>, Gregg Black (blacksun@rain.org) writes:
>       I have a problem in word, where I have one extra page always
>going to the printer, even though it's blank.  What can I do to
>(delete) get rid of it?
>
>                                         
>                                             -Gregg Black 
>           
>                                             http://www.rain.org/~blacksun
>

This could be extra paragraph marks at the end of the document.  

I've used Word for seven years (1.1., 2.0, 6 and now7) and have
always worked with the non-printing characters showing, but I
very seldon find that anyone else does.  

Does anyone have a viewpont on this?  To me, working without
the signs would be like a musician saying that he'd be happier
reading the notes without all those lines!   

I've done a lot of work changing the format of documents - 
changing an address list from a column of text to the format for
printing labels, for example (which involves changing paragraph
marks to line breaks)

Working with the non-printing characers showing is (I've found)
especially useful if one has to amend documents created by other
people.

Best regards

JEAN (Pete'swife) 



 

 

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