You can only link a text box if the second text box is empty. You can pull page
11 off to the scratch area, create a new text box on page 11, link page 10 to
the new 11. Copy the text from the scratch area, paste it to the end of page 10,
the text will flow into the new page 11.

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Mary Sauer MVP
http://msauer.mvps.org/

"TomWilliams" wrote in message
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Thanks for the reply. I guess I misstated my problem. The broken link is
between pages 10 and 11. Both 10 and 11 each contain text, but the link
between them may have never existed due to my error. Now, I wish to
establish the link between 10 and 11, since the text of these 85 pages is
being changed almost every day by added text and photos. Your statement
about "re-linking" does not seem to work, probably because the link never
existed in the first place. Is there any way at all for me to link pages 10
and 11 at this late stage? Thanks.

"TomWilliams" wrote:

I have an 85-page document in MS Pub 2003. Each page is a separate text box.
Upon reviewing the 85 pages, I found that there is a broken link between two
of the boxes, causing a huge blank space to appear when I print the entire
document. Is there a way I can repair this chain by re-establishing a link
between the two unlinked text boxes?