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Uninteded frame when I start Word
One day, when I opened up Word, there was a frame on my new sheet. I don't
know how this started, but it's driving me crazy. I DO NOT want a frame to automatically be in Word when I open it. I cannot get Word to stop this. I've even tried reloading MS Office, and it hasn't helped. |
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Uninteded frame when I start Word
Would it be a text boundary? Try this: Tools | Options | and under Print and
Web Layout options remove the checkmark in Text Boundary (if there is one). Does this remove the frame? -- Rae Drysdale " wrote: One day, when I opened up Word, there was a frame on my new sheet. I don't know how this started, but it's driving me crazy. I DO NOT want a frame to automatically be in Word when I open it. I cannot get Word to stop this. I've even tried reloading MS Office, and it hasn't helped. |
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