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dear beth yes, there is a section break. i suppose that it's corrupted. best denis > This phenomenon has been noted when there is a Section Break in the Word > -- > Beth Rosengard > Mac Word FAQ: <http://word.mvps.org/MacWordNew/index.htm> > On 11/18/04 6:51 PM, in article > > There is a bug in Microsoft Word (all Macintosh versions tested) that > > If you ask Word to create a PDF of the whole document (by printing to > > We're using the latest: Microsoft Word 2004 (version 11.1) and Mac OS > > Does anyone understand why this happens, or how to prevent it? > > Denis Pelli
> Hi Denis,
> document. Is that the case here?
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> 9f84c0af.0411181851.5f53b...@posting.google.com, "Denis Pelli"
> <denis.pe...@nyu.edu> wrote:
> > makes certain documents tricky to print to PDF, e.g.
> > <http://psych.nyu.edu/pelli/docs/WordMultiplePrintBug.doc>. For
> > unknown reasons, all versions of Word print this document in two
> > parts.
> > Adobe PDF or by clicking Save as PDF in the Print Dialog box), Word
> > treats the two parts as separate documents, and creates a PDF for page
> > 1, and another PDF for page 2. This wouldn't be so bad except that the
> > Adobe PDF "printer" saves both files with the same name, so the second
> > one silently replaces the first. Save as PDF is somewhat better
> > behaved and automatically saves the two files with different names.
> > X 10.3.6.
> > Professor of Psychology and Neural Science at NYU
> > http://psych.nyu.edu/pelli/