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frames/boxes/outline of text
When I paste text from another document or open a older document in 2007,
there are always a bunch of lines that outline the text, graphics, tables, etc. I am not able to move the text around in the directions that I want. When I hit enter, it gives me another box/outline of that text or blank space. Is there anyway to fix this or will I haqve to create a new document? I've tried Ctrl+A, Ctrl+Q suggestion from another post, however this had no effect on the outlines/boxes etc. |
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Are you sure these aren't just borders?
-- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "JoeT" wrote in message ... When I paste text from another document or open a older document in 2007, there are always a bunch of lines that outline the text, graphics, tables, etc. I am not able to move the text around in the directions that I want. When I hit enter, it gives me another box/outline of that text or blank space. Is there anyway to fix this or will I haqve to create a new document? I've tried Ctrl+A, Ctrl+Q suggestion from another post, however this had no effect on the outlines/boxes etc. |
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Thanks for the reply Suzanne.
I believe so, but I am not sure how to turn them off. Also, why would borders surround every word/paragraph/graph/table in my document? This just does not make sense to me... "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Are you sure these aren't just borders? -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "JoeT" wrote in message ... When I paste text from another document or open a older document in 2007, there are always a bunch of lines that outline the text, graphics, tables, etc. I am not able to move the text around in the directions that I want. When I hit enter, it gives me another box/outline of that text or blank space. Is there anyway to fix this or will I haqve to create a new document? I've tried Ctrl+A, Ctrl+Q suggestion from another post, however this had no effect on the outlines/boxes etc. |
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The only reason would be that they are included in the style definition. If
you have text boundaries displayed, then there might be other issues involved. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "JoeT" wrote in message ... Thanks for the reply Suzanne. I believe so, but I am not sure how to turn them off. Also, why would borders surround every word/paragraph/graph/table in my document? This just does not make sense to me... "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Are you sure these aren't just borders? -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "JoeT" wrote in message ... When I paste text from another document or open a older document in 2007, there are always a bunch of lines that outline the text, graphics, tables, etc. I am not able to move the text around in the directions that I want. When I hit enter, it gives me another box/outline of that text or blank space. Is there anyway to fix this or will I haqve to create a new document? I've tried Ctrl+A, Ctrl+Q suggestion from another post, however this had no effect on the outlines/boxes etc. |
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