Sparky:
Big Idea: Take the revision stuff out of the documents. Store it in a
separate document. The individual procedures will have an unchanging ID
number and a Rev Date, which can be on the title page only or in every
footer. The revision data becomes project history data, tracing the changes
for all projects etc.
Smaller Idea: Create a heading that intros the rev blocks (the rev blocks
being regular, inline body material) and make it include a page break before.
Create styles for the rev blocks that are hidden. Anybody can print the whole
doc any time, but the rev blocks won't print unless you take a few extra
steps.
Difficult Idea: Put the rev blocks in a separate section that starts a new
page. For the test procedure template, replace Word's built-in print commands
with VBA that prints all but the last section.
Bear

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Graham Mayor - 02 Oct 2007 08:12 GMT
Ultimately any document you allow someone to see can be printed, The 'Big
Idea' is the best plan!

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