ronb said:
Along the bottom of your scree, are boxes with numbers which
represent your pages. I believe there are called the page sorter. I
do not have them on my screen and I wonder how you can get the page
sorter to come up on the screen?
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Maybe some of the following info...copied
from messages previously posted in this
newsgroup will help.
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Publisher 2003 or earlier:
go to.....View / Status Bar
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Where is the Page Sorter (status bar) in
Publisher 2007 Or...Why can't I change
pages in Publisher 2007
http://ed.mvps.org/Static.aspx?=Publisher/FAQs
(scroll down to :
Where is the Page Sorter in Publisher 2007)
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How to restore the missing Status Bar
(page sorter) in Publisher 2007.
The following solution was posted in the
Publisher newsgroup on 10-01-2007
by: JimmyJohnson
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"How do I view the Page Sorter in
Publisher 2007."
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Hey gang,
I'm glad someone else was having the same problem I was - not for the
frustration it causes, but to know that I was not alone. And I say "was"
because I've found a solutoin to the Page Sorter issue.
Since my purchase of Micrsoft Office Professional 2007 was less then 90 days
ago, I was able to take advantage of free Microsoft Office tech support from
their on-line service center. Therefore, the solution you're about to read
is a bona fide Microsoft Office solution, as it came directly from one of
their techs to me.
To fix the Publisher page sorter issue, simply follow the steps below. But
beware, because this fix takes you into the Registry window to edit a
specific part of the Publisher program, and Microsoft takes great pains to
warn you that making a mistake here may corrupt your program altogether (or
corrupt certain program files that my cause your version of Publisher not to
function correctly). So please be careful as you follow these steps to fix
your page sorter issue.
O.K., now that the nice big warning is out of the way, you'll have Publisher
2007 up and running as it should be in 10 quick steps. But before you
begin,
please take a moment to close all programs on your computer, then...
1. If you're using Windows Vista, Click on the start button, and type
"regedit" into the "Search" field under the "All Programs" link. If you're
using XP or earlier versions, click on the start button, then on "Run," then
type "regedit" into the field, then click "O.K."
2. When the registry window opens, your going to next make a quick back-up
of these files before you attempt to change anything (in-case that
detrimental mistake we discussed earlier is accidentally made). This you're
going to do by:
a. Clicking on "File"
b. Then on "Export"
c. Then on "Desktop" in the left-hand task pane
d. Then by typing "Backup" in the "File Name" field
e. Then clicking on "Save"
3. Now that that's out of the way, your going to start at the top of the
Registry window and look down till you find the branch "HKEY_CURRENT_USER"
Click on it, and a new sub menu will appear.
4. When the new sub menu appears, go down and click on "Software." Again, a
new sub menu will appear.
5. Next, click on "Microsoft," then on "Office," then on "12.0" This will
bring you to the place where you can choose the specific Office program
you're having issues with and fix the program-specific issue.
6. Next, click on "Publisher," then on "Preferences"
7. If you don't see a "ShowStatusBar" string, you'll need to create one by
following the steps below. Otherwise, move on to step #8.
a. To create a "ShowStatusBar" string, start by right-clicking on the
right pane of the window and choosing, "New"
b. Then click on "String Value" It will create a new string called
"New Value #1"
c. Rename the new value string "ShowStatusBar" and it will create the
"ShowStatusBar" string.
d. Now move on to step #8.
8. Right-click on the "ShowStatusBar" string, then click on "Modify"
9. When the "Edit String" window opens, simply change the value data to "1"
(if you're like me, the value data was probably set at "0"). Once you've
changed the value data to "1" then click "O.K."
10. Exit from all registry related windows and launch your version of
Microsoft Office Publisher 2007. You should see the page sorter in the
lower
left-hand corner of your Publisher screen right where it always should have
been.
And that's it. Like I said, worked like a charm for me! But if this does
not work for you, please take a moment to contact Microsoft Office tech
support directly, because that means that you have another issue altogether.
Thanks gang! May this small piece of advice help any and all the rest of us
who cannot find the Page sorter in Publisher 2007!
JimmyJohnson
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More input...
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Jon Kaye wrote:
Not sure you got this resolved. It is a Registry issue. You need to
go into the REGEDIT and change the Status Bar from 0 to 1:
START
RUN
regedit
HKEY_CURRENT_USER (click on the + sign on the left)
Software (click on the + sign on the left)
Microsoft (click on the + sign on the left)
Office (click on the + sign on the left)
Publish (click on the + sign on the left)
Preferences
Right mouse click on ShowStatusBar
Select Modify
Change the Value from 0 to 1
Click Okay
Close RegEdit
Start Publisher - Status Bar & Page Sorted should be on the bottom
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J. Inzer MS-MVP
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