From: "RobertB." 

In article ,
 "Frank Haber"  wrote:

> And to add to what the others have said, you may be dead.  I'm assuming the
> document in question is in a bookface and pretty standard looking (novel-ish,
> or whitepaper-ish.  If not, may God have mercy, etc.
>
> The following may make you deader:
>
> o Any change of face or font size, or weight.
> o Any indented or centered sections.
> o Full-justified as opposed to rag-right.
> o Changes in the hyphenation dictionary (US vs. blighty, etc.).
> o Any kerning applied (Word's is notoriously spotty).
>
>
> Line length and page "color" are both remarkably fluid in
any rendering to
> page or screen.  Then you have the widow/orphan problem.
>
> Why not get a crew cut now, so you're not tempted to pull any hair out?
>

What happens if he turns off word wrapping? Is there a button for that in
one of the Word preferences?

What would happen if one selects the entire document, then goes to
Format>Paragraph, then geso to Line and Page Breaks, and checks
"Keep lines together" and "Keep with next"? Just a
thought.

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