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Subject:Re: Word 7.0 template problem From:Beryl Doane <BDoane -at- ENGPO -dot- MSMAILGW -dot- INTERMEC -dot- COM> Date:Wed, 22 Jan 1997 14:21:00 PST
>Where would one look for something that appears on an odd page only if
>it isn't part of the page setup, isn't part of the header style, and
>isn't an object?
Elna,
Some possiblities are:
Header, footer, hidden text, postscript in a field (hidden), perhaps a
frame that's part of a style definition.
If you could send me a copy of the file (in Word 6.0 format), I can probably
find the problem for you.
Beryl Doane
Senior Technical Writer
Intermec Corporation
bdoane -at- intermec -dot- com
beno3 -at- premier1 -dot- net
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