Word should cease trying to emulate desktop publishing software.
- From: YouAintQuark <YouAintQuark@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 6 Jun 2005 15:03:02 -0700
Word should stick to what it knows, and that's creating office documents.
Word should not attempt to emulate desktop publishing software such as Quark
XPress or InDesign. I read your tutorial, I followed the instructions to a
"t", and I still received the same horrid results every time. I could have
created template documents within an hour if I were allowed to use Quark. I
am still trying to solve the issue of why the header isn't consistent, among
a myriad of other issues.
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