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by softcorp.us
Hello...
Sounds like the document is inconsistent or damaged and MS Word is not handling it well.
I suggest you have your user cut and paste from the current document in steps to create a new document. Don't make the steps too large and try printing as s/he adds to the new document. This may isolate the problem to a specific section. It also may just correct the problem and the new document will be complete OK.
Whenever I've had an MS Word document behave strangely, this sort of procedure always corrected it.
Let me know if this worked.
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by mpd881
I tried that and it didn't work. As I was working with it, I noticed that somehow the whole document got pushed 11 inches to the side, and that is why it didn't print. I couldn't get it to move over, so I figured this is not a file to have people use, so she is going to enter it into Excel and merge from there.
Thanks for the help.
by mpd881
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