Operating System WIN64
Papyrus Author Version 11.05a
When top and bottom margin are not displayed, scrolling across pages most often inserts a gray bar that covers the last line of the page. Scrolling past this in the other direction clears it and all you see is a page separator line, not a one line high bar. This bar hides the last line on the page.
To reproduce:
- create several pages of text in a chapter. At least 3000 words.
- go to the end of a chapter and scroll up using mouse wheel.
- On the second page from the bottom, and pages above, observe the gray bar.
- scroll up several more pages and observe that the bar appears at every page break but gets thinner with each page. After several pages, the bar may become zero height.
- scroll down and the bar will go away,
- observe that the cursor cannot be placed in the last line of pages that had a gray bar whether the gray bar is visible to not.
- the bar often starts on the second page from the bottom and the fourth page from the beginning of each chapter.
- THIS ONLY HAPPENS WHEN A PARAGRAPH SPANS A PAGE BREAK.
The inability to place a cursor is especially bad.
Thanks for everything.
