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Win XP docs look different in W98

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Nick Richards - 29 Jan 2004 04:12 GMT
Has anyone got some pointers to formatting documents so
that they look the same when created on a W98 machine and
opened on an XP machine.

We have Office 2000 STD SP3 on all machines and a doc
created on a 98 machine will open on a XP machine with
the text pushed down the page slightly. Not a problem
with a short single page document, but when there is a
few pages, and text is close to the bottom of the page, a
2 page document opened on a XP machine can turn to 3-4
pages.
Same printers are installed on the machines (granted
different drivers).
There are a variety of docs, some have tables, some
headers/footers etc. All these documents are merged in
some way. ie they have links that grab data from our CRM
database. Sometimes we also see extra header/footer lines
after the merge.

Thanks for any advice/links/pointers in advance.
Doug Robbins - Word MVP - DELETE UPPERCASE CHARACTERS FROM EMAIL ADDRESS - 29 Jan 2004 08:31 GMT
The easiest way to overcome this will probably be to replace the Win98
machine.  It's probably caused by different fonts/printer drivers.

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> Has anyone got some pointers to formatting documents so
> that they look the same when created on a W98 machine and
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> Thanks for any advice/links/pointers in advance.
 
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