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What are those dots underneath my text?
Sometimes when I open a new word document, there are little dots underneath
my text. They won't allow me to print preview (it still looks like a blank document), or print at all. When I click on the paragraph markers on the toolbars, the dotted text goes away along with the paragraph markers. How can I get rid of this? |
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