I have managed to create a line across the document, which I cannot get ride
of. You can move it just a bit betweed two spaces. Delete or other similar
aids do not help. The only way is to start a new document?
Thanks
Kalevi

What you are seeing is probably a paragraph border. Take a look at:
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting...tRidOfLine.htm.

--
Stefan Blom


"Kalevi" wrote in message
...
I have managed to create a line across the document, which I cannot
get ride
of. You can move it just a bit betweed two spaces. Delete or other
similar
aids do not help. The only way is to start a new document?
Thanks
Kalevi

Sometimes , Kalevi, it has to do with how you created the line in the first
place:
One shortcut method for creating a line WHICH LINKS IT TO TEXT AND THEREFORE
MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO DELETE ON ITS OWN is to type three hyphens (---) and
then press enter. It is also possible to create other versions of a line
this way, including three equals signs (===), press enter; three number/pound
signs (###), three asterisks (***), or three tilde (~~~). If this is how
you have created your line, then yes, you'll probably have to delete the text
linked to it (or the whole file) to get rid of it.

Try using Format | Borders & Shading | Borders on selected text if you
want a line. It will give you a wide variety of options forline styles, all
in the format of a four-sided border. Click on the edge(s) of the box in the
Preview window on this menu to delete the top/sides/bottom you do not want.

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

What you are seeing is probably a paragraph border. Take a look at:
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting...tRidOfLine.htm.

--
Stefan Blom


"Kalevi" wrote in message
...
I have managed to create a line across the document, which I cannot
get ride
of. You can move it just a bit betweed two spaces. Delete or other
similar
aids do not help. The only way is to start a new document?
Thanks
Kalevi

Did you read the article Stefan cited? All that information is contained in
the article.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
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"kyla" wrote in message
...
Sometimes , Kalevi, it has to do with how you created the line in the
first
place:
One shortcut method for creating a line WHICH LINKS IT TO TEXT AND
THEREFORE
MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO DELETE ON ITS OWN is to type three hyphens (---)
and
then press enter. It is also possible to create other versions of a line
this way, including three equals signs (===), press enter; three
number/pound
signs (###), three asterisks (***), or three tilde (~~~). If this is how
you have created your line, then yes, you'll probably have to delete the
text
linked to it (or the whole file) to get rid of it.

Try using Format | Borders & Shading | Borders on selected text if you
want a line. It will give you a wide variety of options forline styles,
all
in the format of a four-sided border. Click on the edge(s) of the box in
the
Preview window on this menu to delete the top/sides/bottom you do not
want.

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

What you are seeing is probably a paragraph border. Take a look at:
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting...tRidOfLine.htm.

--
Stefan Blom


"Kalevi" wrote in message
...
I have managed to create a line across the document, which I cannot
get ride
of. You can move it just a bit betweed two spaces. Delete or other
similar
aids do not help. The only way is to start a new document?
Thanks
Kalevi