Hi =?Utf-8?B?R2F5bGE=?=,
Word 2003, I'm guessing?
This is a known problem and can usually be rectified by copying everything EXCEPT
the last paragraph mark into a new document. Or you can try saving to XML file
format, closing, re-opening and saving back to *.doc file format.
[Quoted Text] > I'm working with a large Word document. (Ads for High School Football Program)
> I create a shape outline for the frame (usually autoshapes). Ad a clip art
> (or scanned image), I use WordArt for emphasis, and occasionally I draw a
> text box for smaller detailed information. I layer the items as needed, then
> group each ad before going on to the next ad.
>
> When the file gets really huge, I start having a problem ONLY with the TEXT
> BOXES... the information from a new text box will be displayed with the
> information OR instead of the original information that was in a previous
> text box. Sometimes when I try to draw a new text box, information from a
> previous ad will already be in the new text box.
>
> If I change or delete the information in one place, it changes/deletes the
> information in both places. I don't know where the original text goes.
>
Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 17 2005)
http://www.word.mvps.org
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