You are getting extra pages, while I almost lost all of mine this morning. I saved an rtf copy of the kes file I just finished rank spelling on. I closed the rtf file, and was apparently back in the kes version, but I found that when I wanted to check something in the book, it said that the maximum page number was five. It didn't lie, because I couldn't go past page five. The original book has 556 pages. I decided to close the file and see what Windows Properties would say, and when it asked me if I wanted to save the changes to the file, I said no. When I opened the file in K1000 again, the file was back to its original size. If I had just saved the file without thinking, I would have lost nearly all the kes version of the book. I wonder if anyone has ever had that happen. A little scary. ----- Original Message ----- From: Kellie Hartmann To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2006 9:18 PM Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Re: blank pages Hi Jill, This is a known Kurzweil bug, though I think they've fixed it so it doesn't happen too often anymore. What I would do is go to the top of the bunch of blank pages and press control-m. This makes a marker for Kurzweil which will allow you to select all these blank pages at once and get rid of them. After you make the marker with control-m, find the place where the text starts up again. When you get there, just press control-x at the top of the page where the text starts back up. This will cut out all those unwanted blank pages at once. After that you can save the file and hopefully they won't come back. Hth, Kellie