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On 30/11/11 18:51, Brian Barker wrote:
At 16:09 30/11/2011 +1100, Bruce Carlson wrote:
Only way I got around it was to create a second page on my document which was an exact copy of the first page and then select print 2 copies and print duplex. And selecting combine print jobs made no difference. It works but I'd also like to know if there is a better way because every time I make a modification I have to do it to both pages.

There may be a workaround for that. Insert a section consisting of your first page. On your second page, insert another section; on the Section tab of the Insert Section dialogue, tick Link and select the name of your first-page section from the drop-down list for Section. Now any change to your first page will appear also in the copy on your second page: you need make each change only once. You may need to use Tools | Update > | Links to force an update.

That's not to say it wouldn't be better if you didn't have to do this ...

I trust this helps.

Brian Barker


Thanks for that suggestion, Brian. It's well worth trying. I've used sections in this way before, but it's not something that I think of until prompted by someone else!

I'll give it a go tomorrow.

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Keith Bates
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