This time, bad news and good news.
In preparing for the final printable copy, I went to Tools/Watermark... to remove the same by selecting "No Watermark".
This worked and promptly removed ALL entries in all Footers over all Sections. Even the Footer Rulers are deleted.
Not a happy Vegemite.
Why are Footers connected to Watermarks?
Considering that I have a detailed setup for both, there must be some explanation.
But there is more!! With page 1 in view, then after selecting "Edit/Select/Select All Document", I found that the Footers for Odd pages were not completed but those for Even pages still retained at least most of the expected content.
And now, I discovered "Tools/Automatic Content/Update/All Stale Content. Bingo. All Footers restored.
The possibilities with NWP never cease to amaze me.
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Regards from brianF
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On 06/11/2011, at 12:41 PM, Brian Ferguson wrote:
> Thanks Bob, the answer to your question is NO, I did not try that.
>
> Now I went back to an old copy where the only available Footer change seemed to be on Page 1. There was no Footer there. Others had been changed manually.
>
> So I went to View/Select/Select All Document with the "Header/Footer (Sec 1)" palette open.
>
> This may have been my concern because the top two entries are:
> "This Section Has:
> "Different Headers
> "Different Footers"
> Are greyed out and ticked.
>
> Despite not seeming to be very helpful, this apparently fixed my problem; I say apparently because it just happened. The Page 1 Footer was inserted as the same as the others.
>
> Incidentally, I required all Footers to have Automatic entries Last Saved, Document Path and Last Printed. I needed these because I send the file, as a PDF, to my U3A Group for checking; several persons are involved and I need some control.
>
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> Regards from brianF
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> PS: If you are subject to getting sea-sickness or vertigo, be careful about having all changes tracked when using a Magic Mouse. Items in the Tracked Changes panel flow up and down, up and down. Geoff would not be amused & I certainly agree.
>
>
> On 04/11/2011, at 6:53 PM, Bob Stern wrote:
>
>>> Brian Ferguson wrote:
>>>
>>> In a document with multiple Sections [and i am tlking about 12 or
>>> more] unless you make sure that you set up the Heaer/Footer [Sec x]
>>> with Different Headers and Different Footers UNchecked at the start,
>>> there seems to be no other way that this can be done later.
>>
>>
>> (1) Did you use the command Select All Document rather than simply
>> Select All before changing the header/footer settings? Also, after
>> you uncheck different headers/footers, it might help to toggle the
>> setting of another checkbox.
>>
>> (2) If the above doesn't work, post your question to the web forum
>> to get a response from Martin.
>> --
>>
>> Bob Stern
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