Article ID: 153135
Article Last Modified on 8/17/2005
If you convert a To this
file from this version of
version of Word Word The page orientation is affected this way
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Word 5.x for the Word 6.0 If the Word 5.x for Macintosh document is
Macintosh and later created on the same Macintosh on which
for the Word 6.0 is installed, and if the same
Macintosh printer driver is currently active for
both versions of Word, landscape
orientation is retained when you open the
5.x document in 6.0.
Word 5.x for the Word 6.0 If you have different printer driver
Macintosh and later active for Word 5.x than you do for Word
for the 6.0, and you open the document in Word 6.0
Macintosh for the Macintosh, landscape orientation
may revert to portrait. This may occur
because different Macintosh printer
drivers may write print record information
in different ways, and the information on
orientation may or may not be available in
a form that Word can recognize.
Word 6.0 and Word 5.x If a Word 6.0 for the Macintosh document
later for the for the is saved in Word 5.x for the Macintosh
Macintosh Macintosh format, even if Word 6.0 and 5.x are
installed on the same system with the same
printer driver active, landscape
orientation reverts to portrait.
Word 5.x/6.0 for Word 6.x Landscape orientation is retained.
the Macintosh or 7.x for
Windows
Word 6.x/7.x for Word Landscape orientation is lost because
Windows or any 5.x/6.0 for there is no Macintosh print record
other PC program the associated with a document coming to the
Macintosh Macintosh from a PC.
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