Deleting Pages

I have just completed a 22 page report, however, it insists that there are 
23 pages which screws up my colating when I print more than one copy of the 
report. The 23rd page is in the report but I can't delete it. I have removed 
the header and footer, checked to make sure there is not data on the page 
and then use <Page> <delete>. The page appears to disappear, then
when I 
check it again it is back with both the header and footer intact. I'm going 
nuts! Has anyone had this problem? How do I get rid of the blank page?
Thanks,

Farny 

Recently, Farncomb Le Gresley <farncomb@sympatico.ca> posted:

> I have just completed a 22 page report, however, it insists that
> there are 23 pages which screws up my colating when I print more than
> one copy of the report. The 23rd page is in the report but I can't
> delete it. I have removed the header and footer, checked to make sure
> there is not data on the page and then use <Page> <delete>. The
page
> appears to disappear, then when I check it again it is back with both
> the header and footer intact. I'm going nuts! Has anyone had this
> problem? How do I get rid of the blank page? Thanks,
>
Check the page ahead of it. If it has a frame that forces the underlying
text or paragraph marker off of that page, Ventura automatically creates a
following page. Sometimes, the problem can be eliminated by placing the
cursor on the last page and hitting backspace.

Regards,

Neil

Thanks very much Neil. I tried your suggestion and after deleting the page 
again after your suggestion and then changing the number of pages in the 
printer routine box, the page 23 appears to be gone! I enjoy working with 
Ventura 10 but sometimes i
t throws a curve at you!
Farny
"Neil Gould" <neil@terratu.com> wrote in message
news:47b1f544_2@cnews...
>
> Recently, Farncomb Le Gresley <farncomb@sympatico.ca> posted:
>
>> I have just completed a 22 page report, however, it insists that
>> there are 23 pages which screws up my colating when I print more than
>> one copy of the report. The 23rd page is in the report but I can't
>> delete it. I have removed the header and footer, checked to make sure
>> there is not data on the page and then use <Page> <delete>.
The page
>> appears to disappear, then when I check it again it is back with both
>> the header and footer intact. I'm going nuts! Has anyone had this
>> problem? How do I get rid of the blank page? Thanks,
>>
> Check the page ahead of it. If it has a frame that forces the underlying
> text or paragraph marker off of that page, Ventura automatically creates a
> following page. Sometimes, the problem can be eliminated by placing the
> cursor on the last page and hitting backspace.
>
> Regards,
>
> Neil
>
>
> 

Old Ventura users never die, they just lose their style...


"Farncomb Le Gresley" <farncomb@sympatico.ca> wrote in message 
news:47b24993$1_2@cnews...
>
> Thanks very much Neil. I tried your suggestion and after deleting the page

> again after your suggestion and then changing the number of pages in the 
> printer routine box, the page 23 appears to be gone! I enjoy working with 
> Ventura 10 but sometimes i
> t throws a curve at you!
> Farny
> "Neil Gould" <neil@terratu.com> wrote in message
news:47b1f544_2@cnews...
>>
>> Recently, Farncomb Le Gresley <farncomb@sympatico.ca> posted:
>>
>>> I have just completed a 22 page report, however, it insists that
>>> there are 23 pages which screws up my colating when I print more
than
>>> one copy of the report. The 23rd page is in the report but I can't
>>> delete it. I have removed the header and footer, checked to make
sure
>>> there is not data on the page and then use <Page>
<delete>. The page
>>> appears to disappear, then when I check it again it is back with
both
>>> the header and footer intact. I'm going nuts! Has anyone had this
>>> problem? How do I get rid of the blank page? Thanks,
>>>
>> Check the page ahead of it. If it has a frame that forces the
underlying
>> text or paragraph marker off of that page, Ventura automatically
creates 
>> a
>> following page. Sometimes, the problem can be eliminated by placing
the
>> cursor on the last page and hitting backspace.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Neil
>>
>>
>>
>
>
> 

 > Old Ventura users never die, they just lose their style...

LOL

Allison