[roadtour]

Hi--I have something to add about my mysterious line. If I move the table
over this line and the paragraph marks--the table turn blue and copies itself
with a pink version underneath. What is this? (I can undo this weird
phenomena)

[Herb Tyson [MVP]]

It sounds like tracking is turned on. You don't say which version of Word
you're using, but do you see something like TRK in the status bar?

In tracking mode, insertions and deletions are tracked. You can toggle
tracking in a variety of ways, including by pressing Ctrl+Shift+E. My guess
is that you turned it on by accident, or that someone sent you a file with
tracking turned on.

If you turned it on by accident, then you want to a) turn tracking off, and
b) review the changes you've made and accept or reject them.

If you're using Word 2007, press Ctrl+Shift+E so that you see Track Changes:
Off on the status bar (you might need to right-click the status bar and turn
the indicator on before this shows up). Then, click the Review tab in the
ribbon, and used the Accept/Reject/Previous/Next buttons to convert the
tracked changes into final form.

If you're using Word 2003, , press Ctrl+Shift+E so that you see TRK go dim
on the status bar. Then, use the controls in the Reviewing toolbar to
review/accept/reject the tracked changes.

--
Herb Tyson MS MVP
Author of the Word 2007 Bible
Blog: http://word2007bible.herbtyson.com
Web: http://www.herbtyson.com


"roadtour" wrote in message
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Hi--I have something to add about my mysterious line. If I move the table
over this line and the paragraph marks--the table turn blue and copies
itself
with a pink version underneath. What is this? (I can undo this weird
phenomena)