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In article <1832@optilink.UUCP> cramer@optilink.UUCP (Clayton Cramer) writes:
>I've noticed a bug in the Macintosh version of Word 3.01, and I'm curious
>if anyone has noticed it.  (Ideally, you have a solution as well).  If a
>print a document with a table of contents, and ask Word to print the
>document back-to-front, it prints only the sections after the table of
>contents section -- the table of contents section, and any preceeding
>sections, do not print.

Yes, I've noticed it.  It's really annoying.

But I've also found a workaround.

In the Print dialog box, instead of letting it print "all" :-) the pages,
explicitly set the range of pages to print.  For this to work, you must
include section numbers as well as page numbers.  The first page of your
document is thus usually "P1 S1".  If you just say "1" this can be ambiguous.
If you drag the scroll bar to the end of the document, the last page number
of the document is displayed in the lower-left corner of the screen, and is
generally almost readable.

BTW: This bug is not particular to the table of contents.  It appears any
time you have multiple sections in a document.  It appears to drop the first
two sections (or all but the last?).

Hope this helps.
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