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How can I type something underneath a line just like forms have?
I want to type a document, just like many other forms. For example, to write
down your name, the forms have an empty line, underneath which will be (name), indicating what information is needed. I have word xp 2007. Also, how can I open "help" or "about" in windows professional xp 2007? it used to be on the menu bar, now in the ribbon, I don't see it. Thanks. |
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