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printing chapters (book) 2-sided
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MarcusStringer
IS-IT--Management
Sorry, that doesn't make any sense
Do you mean facing pages?
Marcus
Do you mean facing pages?
Marcus
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Yes. The file is a "Book" of many chapters. The first chapter is 1 page; the next might be one page too. It paginates correctly as "2" but starts another sheet, instead of printing on the back of page 1.I think I'll have to go through the whole book to get this to print right. . . it's a plan.
Not sure I understand this either, but thinking of one thing here.
If your paragraph symbols do not show on the screen, hit command-i to get them to show. Now look for the down arrow to appear. I suspect someone may have used that (the enter key on the numeric keyboard). It makes copy jump to the next text box. We use it all the time. If you have one, it will be at the end of the chapter. Delete it and see if your copy moves to the right page.
Just a guess on what it could be.
If your paragraph symbols do not show on the screen, hit command-i to get them to show. Now look for the down arrow to appear. I suspect someone may have used that (the enter key on the numeric keyboard). It makes copy jump to the next text box. We use it all the time. If you have one, it will be at the end of the chapter. Delete it and see if your copy moves to the right page.
Just a guess on what it could be.
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