davec@CSUFRES.CSUFRESNO.EDU (David C. Choweller) (07/21/89)
How do you download .pit files to a Mac? I tried using binary ftp to my
local unix machine and then used MacBinary Xmodem to download it to
the Mac, but Packit, (the program that I assumes unpacks .pit files)
couldn't recognize it. Can anyone help me? Please e-mail me the answers
as I don't often read this newsgroup. Also, our site is temporarily not
receiving news.
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=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=ccoprcd@pyr.gatech.EDU (Bruce Dillahunty) (07/21/89)
Sorry about that last post, it helps not to include a blank file.
Anyway, I think I found a bug in Word 4.0 and wonder if anyone knows anything
about it. If you insert a page break just before a character with a hidden
format, then the page break is formatted as hidden (I don't think a page break
should have a format). Anyway, a print preview shows all as well, but a
table of contents will give page numbers without the hidden page break. When
printed the file will print without the page break. Is this right???
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