toggle icon missing for brochure

I can view both pages of a brochure when in "print preview" but not when working on the document. Never had this problem before. Publisher 2003 Windows XP
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Thank you,

Dunnie

John
Thu Aug 05 21:02:38 CDT 2004

Dunnie wrote:
> I can view both pages of a brochure when in "print
> preview" but not when working on the document. Never had
> this problem before. Publisher 2003 Windows XP
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View / Two Page Spread

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dunnie
Thu Aug 05 21:13:03 CDT 2004

I have done that and nothing changes.

"John Inzer" wrote:

> Dunnie wrote:
> > I can view both pages of a brochure when in "print
> > preview" but not when working on the document. Never had
> > this problem before. Publisher 2003 Windows XP
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> View / Two Page Spread
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> John Inzer
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°°MS-Publisher°°
Thu Aug 05 21:22:13 CDT 2004

You must be on the first page.
Move to the second page.

dunnie
Thu Aug 05 21:35:02 CDT 2004

I have worked in Publisher for several years and have designed many brochures
and even 50 page empoloyee handbooks. I only state this to communicate my
frustration. When the window displays one of the pages of the brochure,
there used to be 2 little icons with page numbers at the bottom. I could
switch from page one to page two very easily. These 2 littel icons are no
longer there. I have opened every publisher brochure I have and the icons
with the page numbers in them are no longer there. I have reviewed the
information for master pages, I have made sure I am in view "2 sided ". I
have been trouble shooting for 3 hours. Do you have any other suggestions?

"°°MS-Publisher°°" wrote:

> You must be on the first page.
> Move to the second page.
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JoAnn
Thu Aug 05 22:38:35 CDT 2004

View|Status Bar

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"Dunnie" <dunnie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9B0D296C-9BEF-4DDC-AE18-1CE92CDA3DBA@microsoft.com...
>I can view both pages of a brochure when in "print preview" but not when
>working on the document. Never had this problem before. Publisher 2003
>Windows XP
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> Thank you,
>
> Dunnie


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John
Thu Aug 05 23:04:09 CDT 2004

Dunnie wrote:
> Do you have any other suggestions?
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You can share your frustration with Microsoft
at the following link. The volunteers who populate
this newsgroup are simply trying to assist you.

Microsoft Product Feedback
http://tinyurl.com/2k49d

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°°MS-Publisher°°
Thu Aug 05 23:29:49 CDT 2004

Well go and get some deep and meaningful therapy for your frustration and
anger management.

Learn to explain your problems correctly, instead of loosing your cool.

Go menu VIEW > Status Bar

Brian
Fri Aug 06 09:22:33 CDT 2004

Hi Dunnie (dunnie@discussions.microsoft.com),
in the newsgroups
you posted:

|| I can view both pages of a brochure when in "print preview" but not
|| when working on the document. Never had this problem before.
|| Publisher 2003 Windows XP --
|| Thank you,
||
|| Dunnie

View > Status Bar

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°°MS-Publisher°°
Fri Aug 06 11:37:59 CDT 2004

Brian you are as bad as JoAnn with your posting diarrhoea at times.

Brian
Fri Aug 06 12:44:30 CDT 2004

Hi °°MS-Publisher°° (brains@here.com),
in the newsgroups
you posted:

|| Brian you are as bad as JoAnn with your posting diarrhoea at times.

I was trying to be funny cuz it was already posted a few times :-) I guess I
am losing my touch.

BTW, many of your postings can be the ULTIMATE in sloppy diarrhoea. FYI :-)
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°°MS-Publisher°°
Fri Aug 06 13:22:00 CDT 2004

Sarah and JoAnn are at the top of the list.
We are minors in their league.