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I've just installed Word 2003 on my new Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit
computer. I performed a task I've done thousands of times befo I copied an article from a website, and pasted it into Word. The first time I tried this on the new setup, the entire page comes out with a dark blue background, making the document almost unreadable. I can go into Format | Borders and shading, select "no fill" and fix it, but the next article comes up the same. I assume that somehow something has happened to normal.dot, but if so, I don’t know where to look and how or what change to make. Please advise. |
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Is it happening with every web page or just that one?
-- Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP "PT" wrote in message ... I've just installed Word 2003 on my new Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit computer. I performed a task I've done thousands of times befo I copied an article from a website, and pasted it into Word. The first time I tried this on the new setup, the entire page comes out with a dark blue background, making the document almost unreadable. I can go into Format | Borders and shading, select "no fill" and fix it, but the next article comes up the same. I assume that somehow something has happened to normal.dot, but if so, I don’t know where to look and how or what change to make. Please advise. |
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On Jan 3, 2:14*am, "Terry Farrell" wrote:
Is it happening with every web page or just that one? -- Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP "PT" wrote in message ... I've just installed Word 2003 on my new Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit computer. *I performed a task I've done thousands of times befo *I copied an article from a website, and pasted it into Word. The first time I tried this on the new setup, the entire page comes out with a dark blue background, making the document almost unreadable. I can go into Format | Borders and shading, select "no fill" and fix it, but the next article comes up the same. I assume that somehow something has happened to normal.dot, but if so, I don t know where to look and how or what change to make. Please advise.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Apparently It only occurred on text copied from articles on a particular website. So the problem must be theirs. Tks. |
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