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Old 04-27-2011, 07:43 AM
Kimberly Kimberly is offline The text in the two columns are not in the same level!!!! why? Windows 7 64bit The text in the two columns are not in the same level!!!! why? Office 2010 64bit
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Just like macropod told you, it's Widow /Orphan control.



If you want to change it:
Click anywhere in that paragraph (the one that is partially in the first column, partially in the second column), then clcik the paragraph dialog box launcher. Uncheck Widow / Orphan control on the Line and Page Breaks tab.
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Old 04-27-2011, 08:28 AM
PetMice PetMice is offline The text in the two columns are not in the same level!!!! why? Windows XP The text in the two columns are not in the same level!!!! why? Office 97
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Just like macropod told you, it's Widow /Orphan control.
Of course I did try this but it made no difference in Word97, maybe it's an Office 2007+ thing. Besides, in my converted .doc file from Jamal's .docx file the alignment is fine until after the equation. That's when it goes wrong.
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