Printing

My grandson created a book of poems in microsoft publisher. When he went to
copy it, it was broken up into four tiles. We cannot find a way to correct
this so the copy will be on just one page. Can you help us?

What size stock are you using? Publisher will tile if your printer is not setup
for the size paper you are using.
Is the book of poems in booklet form? Are you copying one page at a time?

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Mary Sauer
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"Confused Grandmother" Confused wrote in
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My grandson created a book of poems in microsoft publisher. When he went to
copy it, it was broken up into four tiles. We cannot find a way to correct
this so the copy will be on just one page. Can you help us?

By COPY I guess you mean PRINT. Copy has specific meanings in Computer
speak.

Problems are very difficult to solve when you give misleading or no
information
Tell us about the versions of your OS, your software, Your printer and
setup, the size of your document and the page layout.

John G.

"Confused Grandmother" Confused
wrote in message ...
My grandson created a book of poems in microsoft publisher. When he went
to
copy it, it was broken up into four tiles. We cannot find a way to
correct
this so the copy will be on just one page. Can you help us?

"John G." wrote in message
...
By COPY I guess you mean PRINT. Copy has specific meanings in Computer
speak.

It also has specific meanings in the Publication industry, which seem in
this case possibly at odds with Publisher?


Problems are very difficult to solve when you give misleading or no
information
Tell us about the versions of your OS, your software, Your printer and
setup, the size of your document and the page layout.

John G.

"Confused Grandmother" Confused
wrote in message
...
My grandson created a book of poems in microsoft publisher. When he
went to
copy it, it was broken up into four tiles. We cannot find a way to
correct
this so the copy will be on just one page. Can you help us?




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Wisdom and experience come with age, they say, but I wish I could
remember the darn question