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    Default Huge Gaps

    A couple years ago I built my web site in Publisher 97,
    and I continue to maintain it in Pub 97. Occasionally,
    when editing, a slight movement on the editing page will
    produce a huge gap on the preview as well as the published
    page. In all of this time I have never been able to figure
    out what causes this situation or how to control it. Any
    ideas about what causes this or how to control it would be
    greatly appreciated. Thanks, K.
    K Guest

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  3. #2

    Default Re: Huge Gaps

    You may be violating one text or image space with another text or image.


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    Don
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    "K" <kthr33@hotmail.com> wrote in message
    news:6f4401c42f80$b7a6fc70$a301280a@phx.gbl...
    > A couple years ago I built my web site in Publisher 97,
    > and I continue to maintain it in Pub 97. Occasionally,
    > when editing, a slight movement on the editing page will
    > produce a huge gap on the preview as well as the published
    > page. In all of this time I have never been able to figure
    > out what causes this situation or how to control it. Any
    > ideas about what causes this or how to control it would be
    > greatly appreciated. Thanks, K.

    Don Schmidt Guest

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    Default Re: Huge Gaps

    The edit you are doing is most likely causing a new empty cell in the table.
    I would suggest reading [url]http://www.davidbartosik.com/pub2k/pub2k_4.htm[/url]
    This article explains how 2000 ( and prior) creates a page and how to layout
    a page for best results.

    --
    David Bartosik - MS MVP
    for Publisher help:
    [url]www.davidbartosik.com[/url]
    enter to win Pub 2003:
    [url]www.davidbartosik.com/giveaway.aspx[/url]


    "K" <kthr33@hotmail.com> wrote in message
    news:6f4401c42f80$b7a6fc70$a301280a@phx.gbl...
    > A couple years ago I built my web site in Publisher 97,
    > and I continue to maintain it in Pub 97. Occasionally,
    > when editing, a slight movement on the editing page will
    > produce a huge gap on the preview as well as the published
    > page. In all of this time I have never been able to figure
    > out what causes this situation or how to control it. Any
    > ideas about what causes this or how to control it would be
    > greatly appreciated. Thanks, K.

    David Bartosik - MS MVP Guest

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    Default Huge Gaps

    Thanks Don and David. You've given me lots of ideas to
    work on. I appreciate your taking the time to help. K.
    >-----Original Message-----
    >A couple years ago I built my web site in Publisher 97,
    >and I continue to maintain it in Pub 97. Occasionally,
    >when editing, a slight movement on the editing page will
    >produce a huge gap on the preview as well as the
    published
    >page. In all of this time I have never been able to
    figure
    >out what causes this situation or how to control it. Any
    >ideas about what causes this or how to control it would
    be
    >greatly appreciated. Thanks, K.
    >.
    >
    K Guest

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