[dodger]

How in the world do I make the table gridlines invisible for printing and
while viewing the data in the tables before printing?? Word 2007has me all
mixed up. Give me back 2003 PLEASE!!

[Terry Farrell]

You are confusing gridlines (only a visual guide, NEVER printable) with
BORDERS (printable). Your table must have borders, so select the table,
right-click and choose Borders and Shading and in the dialog select NONE.

Note that when you insert a table, you can remove the formatting immediately
by executing TableUpdateAutoFormat (Ctrl+Alt+UP) with the cursor anywhere in
the new table.

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"dodger" wrote in message
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How in the world do I make the table gridlines invisible for printing and
while viewing the data in the tables before printing?? Word 2007has me all
mixed up. Give me back 2003 PLEASE!!

[Terry Farrell]

Thanks to the spell checker, the shortcut was incorrectly 'corrected'. The
shortcut is Ctrl+Alt+U.

Terry

"Terry Farrell" wrote in message
...
You are confusing gridlines (only a visual guide, NEVER printable) with
BORDERS (printable). Your table must have borders, so select the table,
right-click and choose Borders and Shading and in the dialog select NONE.

Note that when you insert a table, you can remove the formatting
immediately by executing TableUpdateAutoFormat (Ctrl+Alt+UP) with the
cursor anywhere in the new table.

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"dodger" wrote in message
...
How in the world do I make the table gridlines invisible for printing and
while viewing the data in the tables before printing?? Word 2007has me
all
mixed up. Give me back 2003 PLEASE!!