Udskrivning af tilføjelse alene uden hele dokument

[Hannah]

Jeg har oprettet og udskrevet en mængde skemaer i word. Jeg har nu en
tilføjelse til skemaerne, og vil gerne vide om det er muligt at udskrive
denne tilføjelse (og kun den) på de i forvejen udskrevne dokumenter?. Altså
uden resten af dokumentet, eller er jeg nød til at udskrive hele dokumentet
med tilføjelse på ny.?

 

[Viktor Erdélyi]

قال قيادي بارز ÙÙŠ جماعة الإخوان المسلمين الأردنية إن السلطات الإسرائيلية
اعتقلت اثنين من أبنائه أثناء زيارتهم للضÙØ© الغربية منتص٠"إرهابيين" بعد
محاصرة منزل ÙÙŠ مدينة كركوك شمال العراق، ÙÙŠ الأثناء نجا قاض عراقي من محاولة
Na, I understand exactly as much of what you wrote, as you understand from
the above. English please, that's an English discussion group...

 

[JoAnn Paules]

(With my luck I'd write that and the OP would be at least bi-lingual.)

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

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[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

But there's a good chance that Stefan Blom can answer a question in
Norwegian even though he's Swedish.

 

[Stefan Blom]

Om jag förstår rätt så vill du skriva ut en del av ett dokument (sidor som
lagts till)? Detta kan du göra genom att ange sidnummer i dialogrutan
Utskrift (Ctrl+P). Se också
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting/PrintMultipleSections.htm.

Om jag har missförstått, får du återkomma (helst på engelska).

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


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[Stefan Blom]

Well, this was a tricky one... (The difficult part is the word "tilføjelse"
which I don't quite understand.) My interpretation is that the OP wants to
print part of the document (pages that were added later), as opposed to
re-printing the whole document. Only the OP can tell if I understood her
correctly.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


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[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Judging from http://office.microsoft.com/da-dk/word/HA011268771030.aspx, I
obviously guessed wrong on the language, too. Googling for "tilføjelse"
brings up lots of intriguing-looking articles! The English translation
provided by
http://www.frasi.net/dizionari/danese-inglese/default.asp?vocabolo=tilf%F8jelse
is "chemical addition." Perhaps a chemical formula or equation? Or the
subscript on an element in same?

 

[Stefan Blom]

Judging from http://office.microsoft.com/da-dk/word/HA011268771030.aspx, I
obviously guessed wrong on the language, too. Googling for "tilføjelse"
brings up lots of intriguing-looking articles!

Well, it *is* difficult to tell the difference between written Norwegian and
written Danish (at least it is for me ).

FWIW, both languages can however easily be distinguished from Swedish,
because we don't use æ or ø (instead we write ä and ö, respectively).

The English translation provided by
http://www.frasi.net/dizionari/danese-inglese/default.asp?vocabolo=tilf%F8jelse
is "chemical addition." Perhaps a chemical formula or equation? Or the
subscript on an element in same?

Good detective work on your part... <g> It's a very good idea to search the
Office web site.

However, I think this confirms my initial thoughts: it is an "addition,"
probably nothing to do with Chemistry, though, but rather an addition of
content.

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Well, I just googled--didn't search the Office website specifically. Of
course, it didn't help that everything I found was in Danish. <g>

My first thought re: "addition" was that it might be "appendix," but I
didn't find any particular support for that interpretation.