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I have a document that is over 392 pages (550)
And well, Hebrew in word 2002 does
not have the ability to go beyond 392 pages

Is microsoft going to fix the problem?
 
Sorry, you've got me... I was not aware that Microsoft Word 2002 does not
have the ability to go beyond 392 pages in Hebrew.

Just looking at the Microsoft knowledgebase, neither does Microsoft --
unless I'm looking in the wrong place.

How do you know of this limitation? What happens when you try to exceed it?
I can't help unless I get a lot more information.

Regards


I have a document that is over 392 pages (550)
And well, Hebrew in word 2002 does
not have the ability to go beyond 392 pages

Is microsoft going to fix the problem?
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Sydney, Australia +61 (0) 4 1209 1410
 
The status bar will tell you how many pages the document has and which page
you are on.

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MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
 
I know that :-)

I was wondering how Dannyza knew the length of a document that was longer
than he says his Hebrew Word has the ability to cope with.

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Enjoy,
Tony


JoAnn Paules said:
The status bar will tell you how many pages the document has and which page
you are on.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



Tony Jollans said:
Perhaps I'm missing something, but how do you know your document is 550
pages?

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Enjoy,
Tony


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I gather from John McGhie's reply elsewhere that the limitation may be on
page numbering (printed numbers) rather than number of pages.

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Tony Jollans said:
I know that :-)

I was wondering how Dannyza knew the length of a document that was longer
than he says his Hebrew Word has the ability to cope with.

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Enjoy,
Tony


JoAnn Paules said:
The status bar will tell you how many pages the document has and which page
you are on.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



Tony Jollans said:
Perhaps I'm missing something, but how do you know your document is 550
pages?

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Enjoy,
Tony


message Sorry, you've got me... I was not aware that Microsoft Word 2002 does not
have the ability to go beyond 392 pages in Hebrew.

Just looking at the Microsoft knowledgebase, neither does Microsoft --
unless I'm looking in the wrong place.

How do you know of this limitation? What happens when you try to exceed
it?
I can't help unless I get a lot more information.

Regards


On 20/11/05 10:05 AM, in article
(e-mail address removed), "Dannyza"

I have a document that is over 392 pages (550)
And well, Hebrew in word 2002 does
not have the ability to go beyond 392 pages

Is microsoft going to fix the problem?

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Please reply to the newsgroup to maintain the thread. Please do not
email
me unless I ask you to.

John McGhie <[email protected]>
Microsoft MVP, Word and Word for Macintosh. Consultant Technical Writer
Sydney, Australia +61 (0) 4 1209 1410
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Sorry
let me clarify a bit.

Obviously the actual pages in a document are in effect unlimited.
The issue is how Word 2002 with Hebrew-enabled support handles the
appearance of page numbers on the actual page

Past 392, and the page numbers either revert to english numbering or
"Error! Number cannot be represented in specified format"
is displayed where the page number would have been (after an insert; page
number)
try it - insert page numbering, and change the format to hebrew (×-ב) and
then set the starting number at 390. Then add page breaks and watch where
you inserted the page numbers.

Also, make a note of the status bar - and how page numbers are displayed
before and after 392.

In the Hebrew version of word 2000, this is not a problem, and the numbering
continues.

-Daniel
 
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