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MS Office Forum / Publisher / General MS Publisher Questions / October 2003lost pages
When I open a document of more than one page, I do not have the page numbers at the bottom therefore I cannot open all pages without going to the view menu and using the up and down page view and then closing. This is a real problem as I do all my work in Publisher - HELP Hi Mary Ellen (dameco@hur.midco.net), in the Microsoft? newsgroups you posted: || When I open a document of more than one page, I do not || have the page numbers at the bottom therefore I cannot || open all pages without going to the view menu and using || the up and down page view and then closing. This is a || real problem as I do all my work in Publisher - HELP More than likely, you might have to turn on your status bar. Go to View > Status Bar and be sure that it's checked.  SignatureBrian Kvalheim Microsoft Office Publisher MVP Official Publisher MVP Site: http://www.kvalheim.org This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Brian K since when you have become a bottom dwelling scum sucker??? Brian K what made you decide to denigrate yourself down to the common denominator of a bottom dwelling scum sucker??? -- Hi ???MS?Publisher??? (donotknock@nobodyhome.com), in the Microsoft? newsgroups you posted: || Brian K since when you have become a bottom dwelling scum sucker??? || || Brian K what made you decide to denigrate yourself down to the common || denominator of a bottom dwelling scum sucker??? I don't have an answer for you :-). BTW, you CAN just call me Brian if you like, as I am the only Brian the really posts here ;-P SignatureBrian Kvalheim Microsoft Office Publisher MVP Official Publisher MVP Site: http://www.kvalheim.org This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Unbelievable, yes, you are the only Brian here. I will get a consultancy done on that and report back <g> -- |
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