Missing text with pdf Conversion

[Guest]

When I convert my Word document to pdf, the pdf file has whole chunks of text
missing.

The file is a table that is four pages long. No embedded stuff or graphics
in it, just text with different styles applied.

I can't find a pattern (i.e., it is not just one style that is missing, a
block of text is missing from every page but not in the same place, some part
of a row will print out but not others).

I have checked that under Tools > Options > Drawing Objects is checked.
Although as mentioned, it's text within a table.

Using Word 2000 on stand alone XP and Acrobat 5.

Any help with this hair-puller, greatly appreciated!
karen

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Will said missing text print on a regular printer?

BTW - You might be able to start a new fashion trend if you pull enough
chunks out but I don't think I'll be adopting that style any time soon. ;-)

 

[Guest]

Hi JoAnn,

Thx a mint for replying to this post.

Yes, the text shows in print preview, and prints on a standard laser printer
(HP Laserjet 4050).

just call me patch-head
karen

Will said missing text print on a regular printer?

BTW - You might be able to start a new fashion trend if you pull enough
chunks out but I don't think I'll be adopting that style any time soon. ;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

When I convert my Word document to pdf, the pdf file has whole chunks of
text
missing.

The file is a table that is four pages long. No embedded stuff or
graphics
in it, just text with different styles applied.

I can't find a pattern (i.e., it is not just one style that is missing, a
block of text is missing from every page but not in the same place, some
part
of a row will print out but not others).

I have checked that under Tools > Options > Drawing Objects is checked.
Although as mentioned, it's text within a table.

Using Word 2000 on stand alone XP and Acrobat 5.

Any help with this hair-puller, greatly appreciated!
karen

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Dear Patch-head,


Any chance you missing text all uses the same font that happens to be
something different than the rest of the document?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Hi JoAnn,

Thx a mint for replying to this post.

Yes, the text shows in print preview, and prints on a standard laser
printer
(HP Laserjet 4050).

just call me patch-head
karen

Will said missing text print on a regular printer?

BTW - You might be able to start a new fashion trend if you pull enough
chunks out but I don't think I'll be adopting that style any time soon.
;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

When I convert my Word document to pdf, the pdf file has whole chunks
of
text
missing.

The file is a table that is four pages long. No embedded stuff or
graphics
in it, just text with different styles applied.

I can't find a pattern (i.e., it is not just one style that is missing,
a
block of text is missing from every page but not in the same place,
some
part
of a row will print out but not others).

I have checked that under Tools > Options > Drawing Objects is checked.
Although as mentioned, it's text within a table.

Using Word 2000 on stand alone XP and Acrobat 5.

Any help with this hair-puller, greatly appreciated!
karen

 

[Guest]

haha...

Nope, most of the text in that column is "Normal" style including chunks
that are missing and text portions that show up properly in the pdf. Any
ideas?

cheers,
patch-ier

Dear Patch-head,


Any chance you missing text all uses the same font that happens to be
something different than the rest of the document?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Hi JoAnn,

Thx a mint for replying to this post.

Yes, the text shows in print preview, and prints on a standard laser
printer
(HP Laserjet 4050).

just call me patch-head
karen

Will said missing text print on a regular printer?

BTW - You might be able to start a new fashion trend if you pull enough
chunks out but I don't think I'll be adopting that style any time soon.
;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




When I convert my Word document to pdf, the pdf file has whole chunks
of
text
missing.

The file is a table that is four pages long. No embedded stuff or
graphics
in it, just text with different styles applied.

I can't find a pattern (i.e., it is not just one style that is missing,
a
block of text is missing from every page but not in the same place,
some
part
of a row will print out but not others).

I have checked that under Tools > Options > Drawing Objects is checked.
Although as mentioned, it's text within a table.

Using Word 2000 on stand alone XP and Acrobat 5.

Any help with this hair-puller, greatly appreciated!
karen

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Patch-ier -

Can you send me the file or is it proprietary?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

haha...

Nope, most of the text in that column is "Normal" style including chunks
that are missing and text portions that show up properly in the pdf. Any
ideas?

cheers,
patch-ier

Dear Patch-head,


Any chance you missing text all uses the same font that happens to be
something different than the rest of the document?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Hi JoAnn,

Thx a mint for replying to this post.

Yes, the text shows in print preview, and prints on a standard laser
printer
(HP Laserjet 4050).

just call me patch-head
karen

:

Will said missing text print on a regular printer?

BTW - You might be able to start a new fashion trend if you pull
enough
chunks out but I don't think I'll be adopting that style any time
soon.
;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




When I convert my Word document to pdf, the pdf file has whole
chunks
of
text
missing.

The file is a table that is four pages long. No embedded stuff or
graphics
in it, just text with different styles applied.

I can't find a pattern (i.e., it is not just one style that is
missing,
a
block of text is missing from every page but not in the same place,
some
part
of a row will print out but not others).

I have checked that under Tools > Options > Drawing Objects is
checked.
Although as mentioned, it's text within a table.

Using Word 2000 on stand alone XP and Acrobat 5.

Any help with this hair-puller, greatly appreciated!
karen

 

[Guest]

Hi JoAnn,

I sent it to you - thx! If you don't get it can you pls re-post a reply. I
sent it to the e-mail above with "no spam" removed.

cheers,
patchier karen

Patch-ier -

Can you send me the file or is it proprietary?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

haha...

Nope, most of the text in that column is "Normal" style including chunks
that are missing and text portions that show up properly in the pdf. Any
ideas?

cheers,
patch-ier

Dear Patch-head,


Any chance you missing text all uses the same font that happens to be
something different than the rest of the document?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

Thx a mint for replying to this post.

Yes, the text shows in print preview, and prints on a standard laser
printer
(HP Laserjet 4050).

just call me patch-head
karen

:

Will said missing text print on a regular printer?

BTW - You might be able to start a new fashion trend if you pull
enough
chunks out but I don't think I'll be adopting that style any time
soon.
;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




When I convert my Word document to pdf, the pdf file has whole
chunks
of
text
missing.

The file is a table that is four pages long. No embedded stuff or
graphics
in it, just text with different styles applied.

I can't find a pattern (i.e., it is not just one style that is
missing,
a
block of text is missing from every page but not in the same place,
some
part
of a row will print out but not others).

I have checked that under Tools > Options > Drawing Objects is
checked.
Although as mentioned, it's text within a table.

Using Word 2000 on stand alone XP and Acrobat 5.

Any help with this hair-puller, greatly appreciated!
karen

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Nothing has shown up. Try using this address: jl dot paules at gmail dot com

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Hi JoAnn,

I sent it to you - thx! If you don't get it can you pls re-post a reply.
I
sent it to the e-mail above with "no spam" removed.

cheers,
patchier karen

Patch-ier -

Can you send me the file or is it proprietary?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

haha...

Nope, most of the text in that column is "Normal" style including
chunks
that are missing and text portions that show up properly in the pdf.
Any
ideas?

cheers,
patch-ier


:

Dear Patch-head,


Any chance you missing text all uses the same font that happens to be
something different than the rest of the document?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

Thx a mint for replying to this post.

Yes, the text shows in print preview, and prints on a standard laser
printer
(HP Laserjet 4050).

just call me patch-head
karen

:

Will said missing text print on a regular printer?

BTW - You might be able to start a new fashion trend if you pull
enough
chunks out but I don't think I'll be adopting that style any time
soon.
;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




When I convert my Word document to pdf, the pdf file has whole
chunks
of
text
missing.

The file is a table that is four pages long. No embedded stuff
or
graphics
in it, just text with different styles applied.

I can't find a pattern (i.e., it is not just one style that is
missing,
a
block of text is missing from every page but not in the same
place,
some
part
of a row will print out but not others).

I have checked that under Tools > Options > Drawing Objects is
checked.
Although as mentioned, it's text within a table.

Using Word 2000 on stand alone XP and Acrobat 5.

Any help with this hair-puller, greatly appreciated!
karen

 

[Guest]

okie dokie, I re-sent it to that address. Pls re-post if nothing shows up.

thx!
karen, the patch head

Nothing has shown up. Try using this address: jl dot paules at gmail dot com

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Hi JoAnn,

I sent it to you - thx! If you don't get it can you pls re-post a reply.
I
sent it to the e-mail above with "no spam" removed.

cheers,
patchier karen

Patch-ier -

Can you send me the file or is it proprietary?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




haha...

Nope, most of the text in that column is "Normal" style including
chunks
that are missing and text portions that show up properly in the pdf.
Any
ideas?

cheers,
patch-ier


:

Dear Patch-head,


Any chance you missing text all uses the same font that happens to be
something different than the rest of the document?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

Thx a mint for replying to this post.

Yes, the text shows in print preview, and prints on a standard laser
printer
(HP Laserjet 4050).

just call me patch-head
karen

:

Will said missing text print on a regular printer?

BTW - You might be able to start a new fashion trend if you pull
enough
chunks out but I don't think I'll be adopting that style any time
soon.
;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




When I convert my Word document to pdf, the pdf file has whole
chunks
of
text
missing.

The file is a table that is four pages long. No embedded stuff
or
graphics
in it, just text with different styles applied.

I can't find a pattern (i.e., it is not just one style that is
missing,
a
block of text is missing from every page but not in the same
place,
some
part
of a row will print out but not others).

I have checked that under Tools > Options > Drawing Objects is
checked.
Although as mentioned, it's text within a table.

Using Word 2000 on stand alone XP and Acrobat 5.

Any help with this hair-puller, greatly appreciated!
karen

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

I got the file. When I converted it with Acrobat, all of the text showed up.
Which program are you using to create .pdf files?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

okie dokie, I re-sent it to that address. Pls re-post if nothing shows
up.

thx!
karen, the patch head

Nothing has shown up. Try using this address: jl dot paules at gmail dot
com

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Hi JoAnn,

I sent it to you - thx! If you don't get it can you pls re-post a
reply.
I
sent it to the e-mail above with "no spam" removed.

cheers,
patchier karen

:

Patch-ier -

Can you send me the file or is it proprietary?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




haha...

Nope, most of the text in that column is "Normal" style including
chunks
that are missing and text portions that show up properly in the pdf.
Any
ideas?

cheers,
patch-ier


:

Dear Patch-head,


Any chance you missing text all uses the same font that happens to
be
something different than the rest of the document?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

Thx a mint for replying to this post.

Yes, the text shows in print preview, and prints on a standard
laser
printer
(HP Laserjet 4050).

just call me patch-head
karen

:

Will said missing text print on a regular printer?

BTW - You might be able to start a new fashion trend if you pull
enough
chunks out but I don't think I'll be adopting that style any
time
soon.
;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




When I convert my Word document to pdf, the pdf file has whole
chunks
of
text
missing.

The file is a table that is four pages long. No embedded
stuff
or
graphics
in it, just text with different styles applied.

I can't find a pattern (i.e., it is not just one style that is
missing,
a
block of text is missing from every page but not in the same
place,
some
part
of a row will print out but not others).

I have checked that under Tools > Options > Drawing Objects is
checked.
Although as mentioned, it's text within a table.

Using Word 2000 on stand alone XP and Acrobat 5.

Any help with this hair-puller, greatly appreciated!
karen

 

[Guest]

Weird. I'm using Adobe Acrobat 5.0. I make pdfs quite often through my
work, but maybe there's some setting I need to change? Are you using a newer
version?

thx,
karen

I got the file. When I converted it with Acrobat, all of the text showed up.
Which program are you using to create .pdf files?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

okie dokie, I re-sent it to that address. Pls re-post if nothing shows
up.

thx!
karen, the patch head

Nothing has shown up. Try using this address: jl dot paules at gmail dot
com

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

I sent it to you - thx! If you don't get it can you pls re-post a
reply.
I
sent it to the e-mail above with "no spam" removed.

cheers,
patchier karen

:

Patch-ier -

Can you send me the file or is it proprietary?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




haha...

Nope, most of the text in that column is "Normal" style including
chunks
that are missing and text portions that show up properly in the pdf.
Any
ideas?

cheers,
patch-ier


:

Dear Patch-head,


Any chance you missing text all uses the same font that happens to
be
something different than the rest of the document?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

Thx a mint for replying to this post.

Yes, the text shows in print preview, and prints on a standard
laser
printer
(HP Laserjet 4050).

just call me patch-head
karen

:

Will said missing text print on a regular printer?

BTW - You might be able to start a new fashion trend if you pull
enough
chunks out but I don't think I'll be adopting that style any
time
soon.
;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




When I convert my Word document to pdf, the pdf file has whole
chunks
of
text
missing.

The file is a table that is four pages long. No embedded
stuff
or
graphics
in it, just text with different styles applied.

I can't find a pattern (i.e., it is not just one style that is
missing,
a
block of text is missing from every page but not in the same
place,
some
part
of a row will print out but not others).

I have checked that under Tools > Options > Drawing Objects is
checked.
Although as mentioned, it's text within a table.

Using Word 2000 on stand alone XP and Acrobat 5.

Any help with this hair-puller, greatly appreciated!
karen

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

I'm using Acrobat Pro v7. Try posting the question in the Adobe Acrobat
newsgroup. They have a pretty active group over there so I'm sure someone
can pinpoint the issue. For now, you have the one I sent you, don't you?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Weird. I'm using Adobe Acrobat 5.0. I make pdfs quite often through my
work, but maybe there's some setting I need to change? Are you using a
newer
version?

thx,
karen

I got the file. When I converted it with Acrobat, all of the text showed
up.
Which program are you using to create .pdf files?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

okie dokie, I re-sent it to that address. Pls re-post if nothing shows
up.

thx!
karen, the patch head

:

Nothing has shown up. Try using this address: jl dot paules at gmail
dot
com

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

I sent it to you - thx! If you don't get it can you pls re-post a
reply.
I
sent it to the e-mail above with "no spam" removed.

cheers,
patchier karen

:

Patch-ier -

Can you send me the file or is it proprietary?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




haha...

Nope, most of the text in that column is "Normal" style including
chunks
that are missing and text portions that show up properly in the
pdf.
Any
ideas?

cheers,
patch-ier


:

Dear Patch-head,


Any chance you missing text all uses the same font that happens
to
be
something different than the rest of the document?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

Thx a mint for replying to this post.

Yes, the text shows in print preview, and prints on a standard
laser
printer
(HP Laserjet 4050).

just call me patch-head
karen

:

Will said missing text print on a regular printer?

BTW - You might be able to start a new fashion trend if you
pull
enough
chunks out but I don't think I'll be adopting that style any
time
soon.
;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




When I convert my Word document to pdf, the pdf file has
whole
chunks
of
text
missing.

The file is a table that is four pages long. No embedded
stuff
or
graphics
in it, just text with different styles applied.

I can't find a pattern (i.e., it is not just one style that
is
missing,
a
block of text is missing from every page but not in the
same
place,
some
part
of a row will print out but not others).

I have checked that under Tools > Options > Drawing Objects
is
checked.
Although as mentioned, it's text within a table.

Using Word 2000 on stand alone XP and Acrobat 5.

Any help with this hair-puller, greatly appreciated!
karen

 

[Guest]

Yes, thx very much for sending back the file (I formatted it for my DH) -
very much appreciated.

I will check out the Adobe Acrobat newsgroup and see if they have any
insights.

I can feel my hair re-growing already ;0

karen

I'm using Acrobat Pro v7. Try posting the question in the Adobe Acrobat
newsgroup. They have a pretty active group over there so I'm sure someone
can pinpoint the issue. For now, you have the one I sent you, don't you?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Weird. I'm using Adobe Acrobat 5.0. I make pdfs quite often through my
work, but maybe there's some setting I need to change? Are you using a
newer
version?

thx,
karen

I got the file. When I converted it with Acrobat, all of the text showed
up.
Which program are you using to create .pdf files?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




okie dokie, I re-sent it to that address. Pls re-post if nothing shows
up.

thx!
karen, the patch head

:

Nothing has shown up. Try using this address: jl dot paules at gmail
dot
com

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

I sent it to you - thx! If you don't get it can you pls re-post a
reply.
I
sent it to the e-mail above with "no spam" removed.

cheers,
patchier karen

:

Patch-ier -

Can you send me the file or is it proprietary?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




haha...

Nope, most of the text in that column is "Normal" style including
chunks
that are missing and text portions that show up properly in the
pdf.
Any
ideas?

cheers,
patch-ier


:

Dear Patch-head,


Any chance you missing text all uses the same font that happens
to
be
something different than the rest of the document?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

Thx a mint for replying to this post.

Yes, the text shows in print preview, and prints on a standard
laser
printer
(HP Laserjet 4050).

just call me patch-head
karen

:

Will said missing text print on a regular printer?

BTW - You might be able to start a new fashion trend if you
pull
enough
chunks out but I don't think I'll be adopting that style any
time
soon.
;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




When I convert my Word document to pdf, the pdf file has
whole
chunks
of
text
missing.

The file is a table that is four pages long. No embedded
stuff
or
graphics
in it, just text with different styles applied.

I can't find a pattern (i.e., it is not just one style that
is
missing,
a
block of text is missing from every page but not in the
same
place,
some
part
of a row will print out but not others).

I have checked that under Tools > Options > Drawing Objects
is
checked.
Although as mentioned, it's text within a table.

Using Word 2000 on stand alone XP and Acrobat 5.

Any help with this hair-puller, greatly appreciated!
karen

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Yea! Men can be quite sexy when they start to lose their hair. It's
generally not the same for women. ;-)

(BTW - since it's a resume, I'll wish your husband better luck than I've had
job hunting.)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Yes, thx very much for sending back the file (I formatted it for my DH) -
very much appreciated.

I will check out the Adobe Acrobat newsgroup and see if they have any
insights.

I can feel my hair re-growing already ;0

karen

I'm using Acrobat Pro v7. Try posting the question in the Adobe Acrobat
newsgroup. They have a pretty active group over there so I'm sure someone
can pinpoint the issue. For now, you have the one I sent you, don't you?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Weird. I'm using Adobe Acrobat 5.0. I make pdfs quite often through
my
work, but maybe there's some setting I need to change? Are you using a
newer
version?

thx,
karen

:

I got the file. When I converted it with Acrobat, all of the text
showed
up.
Which program are you using to create .pdf files?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




okie dokie, I re-sent it to that address. Pls re-post if nothing
shows
up.

thx!
karen, the patch head

:

Nothing has shown up. Try using this address: jl dot paules at
gmail
dot
com

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

I sent it to you - thx! If you don't get it can you pls re-post
a
reply.
I
sent it to the e-mail above with "no spam" removed.

cheers,
patchier karen

:

Patch-ier -

Can you send me the file or is it proprietary?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




haha...

Nope, most of the text in that column is "Normal" style
including
chunks
that are missing and text portions that show up properly in
the
pdf.
Any
ideas?

cheers,
patch-ier


:

Dear Patch-head,


Any chance you missing text all uses the same font that
happens
to
be
something different than the rest of the document?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

Thx a mint for replying to this post.

Yes, the text shows in print preview, and prints on a
standard
laser
printer
(HP Laserjet 4050).

just call me patch-head
karen

:

Will said missing text print on a regular printer?

BTW - You might be able to start a new fashion trend if
you
pull
enough
chunks out but I don't think I'll be adopting that style
any
time
soon.
;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




When I convert my Word document to pdf, the pdf file has
whole
chunks
of
text
missing.

The file is a table that is four pages long. No
embedded
stuff
or
graphics
in it, just text with different styles applied.

I can't find a pattern (i.e., it is not just one style
that
is
missing,
a
block of text is missing from every page but not in the
same
place,
some
part
of a row will print out but not others).

I have checked that under Tools > Options > Drawing
Objects
is
checked.
Although as mentioned, it's text within a table.

Using Word 2000 on stand alone XP and Acrobat 5.

Any help with this hair-puller, greatly appreciated!
karen

 

[Guest]

Coming from you - with such a high degree of technical knowledge - that's a
true shocker! Best of luck to you.

cheers,
klam

Yea! Men can be quite sexy when they start to lose their hair. It's
generally not the same for women. ;-)

(BTW - since it's a resume, I'll wish your husband better luck than I've had
job hunting.)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Yes, thx very much for sending back the file (I formatted it for my DH) -
very much appreciated.

I will check out the Adobe Acrobat newsgroup and see if they have any
insights.

I can feel my hair re-growing already ;0

karen

I'm using Acrobat Pro v7. Try posting the question in the Adobe Acrobat
newsgroup. They have a pretty active group over there so I'm sure someone
can pinpoint the issue. For now, you have the one I sent you, don't you?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Weird. I'm using Adobe Acrobat 5.0. I make pdfs quite often through
my
work, but maybe there's some setting I need to change? Are you using a
newer
version?

thx,
karen

:

I got the file. When I converted it with Acrobat, all of the text
showed
up.
Which program are you using to create .pdf files?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




okie dokie, I re-sent it to that address. Pls re-post if nothing
shows
up.

thx!
karen, the patch head

:

Nothing has shown up. Try using this address: jl dot paules at
gmail
dot
com

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

I sent it to you - thx! If you don't get it can you pls re-post
a
reply.
I
sent it to the e-mail above with "no spam" removed.

cheers,
patchier karen

:

Patch-ier -

Can you send me the file or is it proprietary?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




haha...

Nope, most of the text in that column is "Normal" style
including
chunks
that are missing and text portions that show up properly in
the
pdf.
Any
ideas?

cheers,
patch-ier


:

Dear Patch-head,


Any chance you missing text all uses the same font that
happens
to
be
something different than the rest of the document?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

Thx a mint for replying to this post.

Yes, the text shows in print preview, and prints on a
standard
laser
printer
(HP Laserjet 4050).

just call me patch-head
karen

:

Will said missing text print on a regular printer?

BTW - You might be able to start a new fashion trend if
you
pull
enough
chunks out but I don't think I'll be adopting that style
any
time
soon.
;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




When I convert my Word document to pdf, the pdf file has
whole
chunks
of
text
missing.

The file is a table that is four pages long. No
embedded
stuff
or
graphics
in it, just text with different styles applied.

I can't find a pattern (i.e., it is not just one style
that
is
missing,
a
block of text is missing from every page but not in the
same
place,
some
part
of a row will print out but not others).

I have checked that under Tools > Options > Drawing
Objects
is
checked.
Although as mentioned, it's text within a table.

Using Word 2000 on stand alone XP and Acrobat 5.

Any help with this hair-puller, greatly appreciated!
karen

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Technical knowledge isn't always a good thing. I swear I'd have more luck if
I dumbed down my resume.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Coming from you - with such a high degree of technical knowledge - that's
a
true shocker! Best of luck to you.

cheers,
klam

Yea! Men can be quite sexy when they start to lose their hair. It's
generally not the same for women. ;-)

(BTW - since it's a resume, I'll wish your husband better luck than I've
had
job hunting.)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Yes, thx very much for sending back the file (I formatted it for my
DH) -
very much appreciated.

I will check out the Adobe Acrobat newsgroup and see if they have any
insights.

I can feel my hair re-growing already ;0

karen

:

I'm using Acrobat Pro v7. Try posting the question in the Adobe
Acrobat
newsgroup. They have a pretty active group over there so I'm sure
someone
can pinpoint the issue. For now, you have the one I sent you, don't
you?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Weird. I'm using Adobe Acrobat 5.0. I make pdfs quite often
through
my
work, but maybe there's some setting I need to change? Are you
using a
newer
version?

thx,
karen

:

I got the file. When I converted it with Acrobat, all of the text
showed
up.
Which program are you using to create .pdf files?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




okie dokie, I re-sent it to that address. Pls re-post if nothing
shows
up.

thx!
karen, the patch head

:

Nothing has shown up. Try using this address: jl dot paules at
gmail
dot
com

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

I sent it to you - thx! If you don't get it can you pls
re-post
a
reply.
I
sent it to the e-mail above with "no spam" removed.

cheers,
patchier karen

:

Patch-ier -

Can you send me the file or is it proprietary?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




haha...

Nope, most of the text in that column is "Normal" style
including
chunks
that are missing and text portions that show up properly in
the
pdf.
Any
ideas?

cheers,
patch-ier


:

Dear Patch-head,


Any chance you missing text all uses the same font that
happens
to
be
something different than the rest of the document?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

Thx a mint for replying to this post.

Yes, the text shows in print preview, and prints on a
standard
laser
printer
(HP Laserjet 4050).

just call me patch-head
karen

:

Will said missing text print on a regular printer?

BTW - You might be able to start a new fashion trend if
you
pull
enough
chunks out but I don't think I'll be adopting that
style
any
time
soon.
;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




message
When I convert my Word document to pdf, the pdf file
has
whole
chunks
of
text
missing.

The file is a table that is four pages long. No
embedded
stuff
or
graphics
in it, just text with different styles applied.

I can't find a pattern (i.e., it is not just one
style
that
is
missing,
a
block of text is missing from every page but not in
the
same
place,
some
part
of a row will print out but not others).

I have checked that under Tools > Options > Drawing
Objects
is
checked.
Although as mentioned, it's text within a table.

Using Word 2000 on stand alone XP and Acrobat 5.

Any help with this hair-puller, greatly appreciated!
karen

 

[Guest]

May be try it and see! Never met an employer who wasn't happy I knew more
after I was hired than they thought (of course as long as it doesn't compete
with your boss's area of "expertise"...LOL)

My DH's current position has a fancy title but his pay is directly tied to
the "sales stream" (a separate dept) which has been "$0" :'''O

Technical knowledge isn't always a good thing. I swear I'd have more luck if
I dumbed down my resume.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Coming from you - with such a high degree of technical knowledge - that's
a
true shocker! Best of luck to you.

cheers,
klam

Yea! Men can be quite sexy when they start to lose their hair. It's
generally not the same for women. ;-)

(BTW - since it's a resume, I'll wish your husband better luck than I've
had
job hunting.)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Yes, thx very much for sending back the file (I formatted it for my
DH) -
very much appreciated.

I will check out the Adobe Acrobat newsgroup and see if they have any
insights.

I can feel my hair re-growing already ;0

karen

:

I'm using Acrobat Pro v7. Try posting the question in the Adobe
Acrobat
newsgroup. They have a pretty active group over there so I'm sure
someone
can pinpoint the issue. For now, you have the one I sent you, don't
you?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Weird. I'm using Adobe Acrobat 5.0. I make pdfs quite often
through
my
work, but maybe there's some setting I need to change? Are you
using a
newer
version?

thx,
karen

:

I got the file. When I converted it with Acrobat, all of the text
showed
up.
Which program are you using to create .pdf files?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




okie dokie, I re-sent it to that address. Pls re-post if nothing
shows
up.

thx!
karen, the patch head

:

Nothing has shown up. Try using this address: jl dot paules at
gmail
dot
com

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

I sent it to you - thx! If you don't get it can you pls
re-post
a
reply.
I
sent it to the e-mail above with "no spam" removed.

cheers,
patchier karen

:

Patch-ier -

Can you send me the file or is it proprietary?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




haha...

Nope, most of the text in that column is "Normal" style
including
chunks
that are missing and text portions that show up properly in
the
pdf.
Any
ideas?

cheers,
patch-ier


:

Dear Patch-head,


Any chance you missing text all uses the same font that
happens
to
be
something different than the rest of the document?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Hi JoAnn,

Thx a mint for replying to this post.

Yes, the text shows in print preview, and prints on a
standard
laser
printer
(HP Laserjet 4050).

just call me patch-head
karen

:

Will said missing text print on a regular printer?

BTW - You might be able to start a new fashion trend if
you
pull
enough
chunks out but I don't think I'll be adopting that
style
any
time
soon.
;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




message
When I convert my Word document to pdf, the pdf file
has
whole
chunks
of
text
missing.

The file is a table that is four pages long. No
embedded
stuff
or
graphics
in it, just text with different styles applied.

I can't find a pattern (i.e., it is not just one
style
that
is
missing,
a
block of text is missing from every page but not in
the
same
place,
some
part
of a row will print out but not others).

I have checked that under Tools > Options > Drawing
Objects
is
checked.
Although as mentioned, it's text within a table.

Using Word 2000 on stand alone XP and Acrobat 5.

Any help with this hair-puller, greatly appreciated!
karen