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This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.

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From: David M. Carson Forum: Microsoft Word Forum July 12, 1993 10:09 PM
John,
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From: David M. Carson Forum: Microsoft Word Forum July 12, 1993 12:40 PM
John, Why don't you just use the Copy with EPS option in Illustrator? All you need to do is create the object(s) and group it together in Illustrator (make sure it's selected) and then hold down the OPTION key as you go to the Edit menu and choose Copy. Illustrator…
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From: David M. Carson Forum: Microsoft Word Forum January 25, 1993 4:38 PM
John, What are you printing to? Are you using Background Printing? If so, turn it off and try again. If you still can't print it, send it to me in CompuServe Mail and I will try to print it here on our ten or so printers. David Carson Word for…
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From: Luann Vodder Forum: Microsoft Word Forum August 17, 1992 7:04 PM
John, If the numbers in the status bar do not match the page numbers showing in your header or footer, then the starting page number has been changed. You should check in View Header/Footer, Page Numbers for the start number in each section of your document. Then, to ensure correct…
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#Macro Help Message #20396
From: Woody Leonhard Forum: Microsoft Word Forum August 12, 1992 12:47 PM
Paul — (Thanks, Legare!) Yep, DDE is part 'n parcel of Mere Mortals. As are Windows API calls. You'll find several dozen tips and examples of linking winWord and EXCEL in the book. If you can't find it locally, our WOPR distributor still has a few (but he's down to…
From: Kate Edson Forum: Microsoft Word Forum July 2, 1992 9:08 PM
John: The WOPR product includes a macro to print pages 2-up, but I believe it is only for different pages two up (i.e. booklet printing) – the macro uses column formatting and landscape orientation to get the pages 2-up. The Word for Windows product itself doesn't have an optin to…
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