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Ctrl+A, Ctrl+Q or Ctrl+A, Ctrl+Shift+N will also accomplish this.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
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"Mark in DFW" wrote in message
...
I have stumbled on to a fix for this (at least in MS Word 2002; i.e.

Office
XP).
Steps involved:
1-Scan via OCR to MS Word
2-document is RTF format with frames for each paragraph, table, list, etc.
3-click on one of the frames and Select all (CTRL-A), this should higlight
all text and frames,
4-click in style window, or if not in view click on the AA symbol to turn

on
the 'Styles & Formatting' task bar; then select NORMAL for your style.
5-This should remove the frames.
6-PS I also take this opportunity to selct my default Font and Font point
size (Times New Roman, 12pt).

Thanks fo rthe emailed suggestions and I hope this post helps at least one
other person.
Mark in Fort Worth




 
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