The first suspect on my list would be font availability - Do all systems
have the fonts that are used in the docs? If not, font substitution is
taking place & that will impact the flow of the documents.
Second in line - Printer drivers. They also influence on-screen appearance,
so if there is variation form one system to another it could be a
contributing factor.
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HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
"Cam474" <Cam474[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] >I have a client that has numerous word documents using bullet and point
>form
> layouts. They are between 3 + 18 months old, but recently some of the
> client
> machines that open the documents change the point form and layout. They
> can
> be changed back with some time and effort. However other clients on the
> network open the same documnets and the original layout is preserverd???
> I have checked the clients are all Word 2003 - no SP's, and all layout
> setting appear to be the samen.
> Saving the documents as a new file, from a good client that presents the
> layout correctly, does not enable the bad client to display the correct
> layout from the new file.
>
> Is there a specific or default stting that I have missed?
> Thanks
> Cameron
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