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When I copy and paste an article from any website into Word 2007, portions of
the article (usually the first 2 or 3 letters of each line) are invisible.
It's frustrating. If I backspace at the beginning of every line, then hit the
space bar a few times, the print becomes visible, but that's very time
consuming.
This does not happen in Word 2003, only in Word 2007.
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Have you tried pasting as "Unformatted Text" (via Home tab | Paste | Paste
Special)? That way you avoid getting a lot of garbage when pasting from the
web.

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"Jo B" wrote:

When I copy and paste an article from any website into Word 2007, portions of
the article (usually the first 2 or 3 letters of each line) are invisible.
It's frustrating. If I backspace at the beginning of every line, then hit the
space bar a few times, the print becomes visible, but that's very time
consuming.
This does not happen in Word 2003, only in Word 2007.
Jo B

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Stefan,
Thanks a lot! That solved my problem.
Jo B


"Stefan Blom" wrote:

Have you tried pasting as "Unformatted Text" (via Home tab | Paste | Paste
Special)? That way you avoid getting a lot of garbage when pasting from the
web.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Jo B" wrote:

When I copy and paste an article from any website into Word 2007, portions of
the article (usually the first 2 or 3 letters of each line) are invisible.
It's frustrating. If I backspace at the beginning of every line, then hit the
space bar a few times, the print becomes visible, but that's very time
consuming.
This does not happen in Word 2003, only in Word 2007.
Jo B

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I'm glad I could help.

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Stefan,
Thanks a lot! That solved my problem.
Jo B


"Stefan Blom" wrote:

Have you tried pasting as "Unformatted Text" (via Home tab | Paste |
Paste
Special)? That way you avoid getting a lot of garbage when pasting from
the
web.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Jo B" wrote:

When I copy and paste an article from any website into Word 2007,
portions of
the article (usually the first 2 or 3 letters of each line) are
invisible.
It's frustrating. If I backspace at the beginning of every line, then
hit the
space bar a few times, the print becomes visible, but that's very time
consuming.
This does not happen in Word 2003, only in Word 2007.
Jo B



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