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I'm using Office 2000 with all the service packs and updates installed. I'm
using the normal.dot template to create a document. The template has not been modified or changed. When I open and view a document in the normal view, the document is displayed correctly on the screen. When I change to the print layout view, the document is displayed with grid lines similar to graph paper. The image grid lines looks like a background but does not print on the document. The image is only displayed in the print layout view. I've replaced the template with a known good template file but the problem remains. The other views, web layout and outline seem do display the document image correctly. How do I correct this problem? |
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Turn on the Drawing Toolbar, then click the Draw button, slect Grid... and
remove the check for Display Grid Lines on Screen. HTH |:) "R1C1" wrote: I'm using Office 2000 with all the service packs and updates installed. I'm using the normal.dot template to create a document. The template has not been modified or changed. When I open and view a document in the normal view, the document is displayed correctly on the screen. When I change to the print layout view, the document is displayed with grid lines similar to graph paper. The image grid lines looks like a background but does not print on the document. The image is only displayed in the print layout view. I've replaced the template with a known good template file but the problem remains. The other views, web layout and outline seem do display the document image correctly. How do I correct this problem? |
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R1C1 wrote:
I'm using Office 2000 with all the service packs and updates installed. I'm using the normal.dot template to create a document. The template has not been modified or changed. When I open and view a document in the normal view, the document is displayed correctly on the screen. When I change to the print layout view, the document is displayed with grid lines similar to graph paper. The image grid lines looks like a background but does not print on the document. The image is only displayed in the print layout view. I've replaced the template with a known good template file but the problem remains. The other views, web layout and outline seem do display the document image correctly. How do I correct this problem? Display the Drawing toolbar. Click the Draw button at the left, select Grid, and uncheck the box for "Display gridlines on screen". This setting is stored in the registry, not in a template. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org |
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Thank you very much!
"Jay Freedman" wrote: R1C1 wrote: I'm using Office 2000 with all the service packs and updates installed. I'm using the normal.dot template to create a document. The template has not been modified or changed. When I open and view a document in the normal view, the document is displayed correctly on the screen. When I change to the print layout view, the document is displayed with grid lines similar to graph paper. The image grid lines looks like a background but does not print on the document. The image is only displayed in the print layout view. I've replaced the template with a known good template file but the problem remains. The other views, web layout and outline seem do display the document image correctly. How do I correct this problem? Display the Drawing toolbar. Click the Draw button at the left, select Grid, and uncheck the box for "Display gridlines on screen". This setting is stored in the registry, not in a template. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org |
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"Jay Freedman" wrote: R1C1 wrote: I'm using Office 2000 with all the service packs and updates installed. I'm using the normal.dot template to create a document. The template has not been modified or changed. When I open and view a document in the normal view, the document is displayed correctly on the screen. When I change to the print layout view, the document is displayed with grid lines similar to graph paper. The image grid lines looks like a background but does not print on the document. The image is only displayed in the print layout view. I've replaced the template with a known good template file but the problem remains. The other views, web layout and outline seem do display the document image correctly. How do I correct this problem? Display the Drawing toolbar. Click the Draw button at the left, select Grid, and uncheck the box for "Display gridlines on screen". This setting is stored in the registry, not in a template. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org |
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