[Keith Howard[_2_]]

When you work with a table within a document, it is very helpful to be able
to see the outline of the table, even if you have configured the table so
that the outline does not print on paper.

I am currently accessing the same document from two different computers
using Word 2007 on both. On one pc I can see the table outline on screen. On
the other I cannot.

I have scoured the Word options (especially the advanced ones) and I cannot
find out how to control the onscreen display of table lines. Does anyone have
any clue as to how to do this?

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

The Table | Show Gridlines command from previous versions is found at Table
Tools | Layout | Table | Show Gridlines in Word 2007.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"Keith Howard" wrote in message
...
When you work with a table within a document, it is very helpful to be
able
to see the outline of the table, even if you have configured the table so
that the outline does not print on paper.

I am currently accessing the same document from two different computers
using Word 2007 on both. On one pc I can see the table outline on screen.
On
the other I cannot.

I have scoured the Word options (especially the advanced ones) and I
cannot
find out how to control the onscreen display of table lines. Does anyone
have
any clue as to how to do this?