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not a solution, there may not be a solution... but a helpful observation
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not a solution, there may not be a solution... but a helpful observation

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I am using Word's Legal Blackline Compare feature to compare 2 similar files. &nbsp;All of the differences between the two are identified, except changes to the Footers. &nbsp;In the &quot;compared&quot; file - - on some pages I see the footer of document 1, on some pages I see the footer of document 2, and on the last 2 pages I see a properly compared footer (they way it should be).<br />
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Checked to make sure there weren't any unresolved Track Changes in either document.<br />
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Any ideas?
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I am using Word's Legal Blackline Compare feature to compare 2 similar files.  All of the differences between the two are identified, except changes to the Footers.  In the "compared" file - - on some pages I see the footer of document 1, on some pages I see the footer of document 2, and on the last 2 pages I see a properly compared footer (they way it should be).

Checked to make sure there weren't any unresolved Track Changes in either document.

Any ideas?

'Compare' feature in Word 2003 isn't showing differences in Footers

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