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February 17th, 2009, 03:50 PM
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Page Length changes when in Footer
I hope I can describe what I see.
I had a document ready to print. After printing it, I discovered a change that was needed in the footer. I opened the footer to make the change. I made the change and without clicking back into the main body, I printed the document. To my surprise, the document now printed longer than before forceing two pages instead of one. I then clicked back into the document and it printed correctly. My question: Why having the footer (or header) open at time of printing changes the page layout? -- Robert Tankersley CDP 
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February 19th, 2009, 04:15 PM
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Page Length changes when in Footer
Any answer to this?
-- Robert Tankersley CDP "Robert T" wrote: I hope I can describe what I see. I had a document ready to print. After printing it, I discovered a change that was needed in the footer. I opened the footer to make the change. I made the change and without clicking back into the main body, I printed the document. To my surprise, the document now printed longer than before forceing two pages instead of one. I then clicked back into the document and it printed correctly. My question: Why having the footer (or header) open at time of printing changes the page layout? -- Robert Tankersley CDP
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