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track change line "breaks up"
Hi.
Small problem, but still annoying. Word 2000, I have selected track change vertical line, outside border. Sometimes when I insert new text, or paste text into the document, while having Word tracking changes, the line is not "complete" but broken up, and I have to enter the paragraph and delete an insert letters to get a "full line". And often, when I leave the page and return later, the problem with a broken line is back. What can I do?? Kind regards Allan |
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Hi Allan
The tracked change vertical line is supposed to designate a line in which a change was made. So if you make a change in lines 2, 4 and 6 of a paragraph, you can expect small vertical lines against lines 2, 4 and 6. If an entire paragraph is inserted or deleted as a whole, then all the lines in the paragraph are seen as having changed, so you would expect a vertical line against all the lines of such a paragraph. Since the vertical lines are very tall, that will appear to be one continuous line next to the whole of the paragraph. Is that what you're seeing? Hope this helps. Shauna Kelly. Microsoft MVP. http://www.shaunakelly.com/word "Allan" wrote in message . .. Hi. Small problem, but still annoying. Word 2000, I have selected track change vertical line, outside border. Sometimes when I insert new text, or paste text into the document, while having Word tracking changes, the line is not "complete" but broken up, and I have to enter the paragraph and delete an insert letters to get a "full line". And often, when I leave the page and return later, the problem with a broken line is back. What can I do?? Kind regards Allan |
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