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Old 04-14-2011, 04:55 PM
Jamal NUMAN Jamal NUMAN is offline Why do we have this distance above the footer? Windows XP Why do we have this distance above the footer? Office 2007
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thank you for the answer

- but why we couldn't delete the paragraph under the table? i did as you have advised me (i set the paragraph font size to be 1)

- i switched to New times roman, but still the space is there at the bottom!! (attached)






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Originally Posted by macropod View Post
Hi Jamal,

The space at the top is caused by the paragraph mark under the table in the header. If you reduce the size of that paragraph's font to 1pt, it will virtually disappear.

The space at the bottom of the page is because the Cambria font that you're using requires a certain amount of white space above & below each line. Each font requires a different amount of white space. If you change the two paragraphs and the end of the first page and the start of the second page to Times New Roman, for example, you will see that they will then both fit on the first page.
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