Lines Print below Footer in Show Markup

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Ron Watt

Since updating a number of .dotm templates using Word2007 on Windows7 i
early 2012, these documents, when printed in Show Markup mode (wit
balloons), two horizontal black lines appear below the footer. See th
attached PDF for an example.

The two lines below the footer are evident when the document is printed
or "printed" to the "Adobe PDF" printer driver. The lines are inse
from the left margin progressively (ie. as if cut&pasted).

Curiously, the lines disappear if you Save As PDF from within Word.

These lines are not evident within the document.
They do not seem to be:
- paragraph borders (no borders on the header/footer paragraph marks)
- <hr> lines created 3 --- or === characters (not evident anywhere)
- collapsed boxes (could not find ^g (graphics), save for ...)
- footnote separators (deleting the footnote separator didn't help)

It may be related to document conversion, or corruption.
Maintain Compatibility with Word 97-2003 is selected.
Happy to clarify other points, or share a sample document.

Grateful for any help or ideas on removing these confounded lines

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Stefan Blom

It would be more helpful if you attached a *Word* document for us to look at.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP




"Ron Watt" wrote in message
Since updating a number of .dotm templates using Word2007 on Windows7 in
early 2012, these documents, when printed in Show Markup mode (with
balloons), two horizontal black lines appear below the footer. See the
attached PDF for an example.

The two lines below the footer are evident when the document is printed,
or "printed" to the "Adobe PDF" printer driver. The lines are inset
from the left margin progressively (ie. as if cut&pasted).

Curiously, the lines disappear if you Save As PDF from within Word.

These lines are not evident within the document.
They do not seem to be:
- paragraph borders (no borders on the header/footer paragraph marks)
- <hr> lines created 3 --- or === characters (not evident anywhere)
- collapsed boxes (could not find ^g (graphics), save for ...)
- footnote separators (deleting the footnote separator didn't help)

It may be related to document conversion, or corruption.
Maintain Compatibility with Word 97-2003 is selected.
Happy to clarify other points, or share a sample document.

Grateful for any help or ideas on removing these confounded lines!


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R

Ron Watt

'Stefan Blom[_3_ said:
;493075']
It would be more helpful if you attached a *Word* document for us t
look at.

You can do that? Yes you can. But filesize limits get in the way.
The two documents in the zip attached are the source word document, an
that same document, printed to the Adobe PDF driver.
If you Save as PDF in Word, the lines do not appear in the PDF.

Hope that helps

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S

Stefan Blom

I can't reproduce this on my system when printing to a PDF converter called
CutePDF. It seems as if the problem is with the Adobe PDF printer driver.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP




"Ron Watt" wrote in message
'Stefan Blom[_3_ said:
;493075']
It would be more helpful if you attached a *Word* document for us to
look at.

You can do that? Yes you can. But filesize limits get in the way.
The two documents in the zip attached are the source word document, and
that same document, printed to the Adobe PDF driver.
If you Save as PDF in Word, the lines do not appear in the PDF.

Hope that helps.


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|Filename: Testing print as PDF.zip |
|Download: http://www.wordbanter.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=143|
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R

Ron Watt

'Stefan Blom[_3_ said:
;493078']I can't reproduce this on my system when printing to a PD
converter called
CutePDF. It seems as if the problem is with the Adobe PDF printe
driver.

Does it happen with a hardcopy printer? That's the main issue.
That it happened with both was an issue

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S

Stefan Blom

I haven't had the opportunity to test with a physical printer yet. My home
computer currently lacks a printer. :-(

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP




"Ron Watt" wrote in message
'Stefan Blom[_3_ said:
;493078']I can't reproduce this on my system when printing to a PDF
converter called
CutePDF. It seems as if the problem is with the Adobe PDF printer
driver.

Does it happen with a hardcopy printer? That's the main issue.
That it happened with both was an issue.


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R

Ron Watt

'Stefan Blom[_3_ said:
;493084']I haven't had the opportunity to test with a physical printe
yet. My home
computer currently lacks a printer. :-(

Anyone else been able to replicate this? Anyone have ideas

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T

Twayne

In
Ron Watt said:
'Stefan Blom[_3_ said:
;493084']I haven't had the opportunity to test with a
physical printer yet. My home
computer currently lacks a printer. :-(

Anyone else been able to replicate this? Anyone have
ideas?


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