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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / June 2007I have text in overflow and dont know how to make a new page?
I am in a publisher document. It is already formatted, but at the last page I have text in over flow. I dont know how to make a new page and keep all the headers/footers for the remaining text? You might have better luck getting an answer by posting your question in the general newsgroup: microsoft.public.publisher DavidF >I am in a publisher document. It is already formatted, but at the last page >I > have text in over flow. I dont know how to make a new page and keep all > the > headers/footers for the remaining text? Thanks for being a great customer of Microsoft and for posting your inquiry in the general news group. For your information, please check down on your Publisher Window (near the Status bar). Pages are numbered from; 1,2,3... Single click on the next page. For instance; Click on 2 if you are on your first Page. Wish you the best! > I am in a publisher document. It is already formatted, but at the last page I > have text in over flow. I dont know how to make a new page and keep all the > headers/footers for the remaining text? Don't think this is the answer Melissa is looking for. Melissa, Insert, new page, check duplicate objects on page ___. Delete the text box on the new page and insert a new text box. Return to the old page, select the text box, select the link icon, your cursor will turn into a bucket, go to your new page and pour into the text box, the overflow will appear.  SignatureMary Sauer MSFT MVP http://office.microsoft.com/ http://msauer.mvps.org/ news://msnews.microsoft.com <Kats P<kats_pat18@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message news:B960235C-E8EB-494C-B779-4440BFB25CDC@microsoft.com... > Thanks for being a great customer of Microsoft and for posting your inquiry > in the general news group. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> have text in over flow. I dont know how to make a new page and keep all the >> headers/footers for the remaining text? Thanks Mary. DavidF > Don't think this is the answer Melissa is looking for. > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >>> the >>> headers/footers for the remaining text? I thought it was a web question or I would have answered sooner. How are you, David? SignatureMary Sauer MSFT MVP http://office.microsoft.com/ http://msauer.mvps.org/ news://msnews.microsoft.com > Thanks Mary. > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >>>> have text in over flow. I dont know how to make a new page and keep all the >>>> headers/footers for the remaining text? I figured you would be around, but as you had missed it, and I wasn't sure of what the OP was asking, I thought I would send them to the general group. I be good...thanks. DavidF >I thought it was a web question or I would have answered sooner. How are >you, David? [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] >>>>> all the >>>>> headers/footers for the remaining text? If you are still havin gthe overflow problem I think I can help you. If you click on the A... at the bottom of your text box and click auto overflow it will build the new page for you. If it does not simply click insert new page, then draw your text box, click on the link button while in the textbox with the over flow and it will give you a jug...click on the new textbox and the overflow will spill into it. I hope this helps I'm not good with instructions...lol SignatureRegards, Ravn > I am in a publisher document. It is already formatted, but at the last page I > have text in over flow. I dont know how to make a new page and keep all the > headers/footers for the remaining text? |
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