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G'day from Australia
I am trying to troubleshoot a Microsoft Word document. The original form is an "appointment" form with a simple header, footer and a couple of large tables. Using Word for Windows, the document opens and prints as expected. Using Word for Mac, there is a massive red apple covering document. Experimenting with the document: (a) I have deleted the content in the header, footer and body of the document. The big red apple remains visible (Word for Mac only). (b) I cannot select the red apple using text selection techniques or the Select Object drawing toolbar button. (c) Using the Advanced Find technique, searching for "Graphics", the red apple is not located. Does anybody have any suggestions to remove this red apple so our Mac users can download this form and print it? I just realised we cannot attach documents to these posts. Please visit the URLs below to download the "blank" version of the Word document - there is a red apple when you view it on the Mac. there is also a screenshot of the document for the non Mac users. https://files.me.com/itraining/xclisz https://files.me.com/itraining/h58sw9 Thanks in advance Michael Richards Brisbane, Australia |
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Does MacWord have the Reading Layout or Full Screen Reading view? If so,
sometimes images that are not visible in any other view become visible in that view (though it's usually because they have wandered off the page); there's an option to make editing possible in that view, and once you enable that, you can select the image and delete it. In some other cases, it was discovered that there was a reference to the image in the document XML (IIRC the image in that case was also a piece of fruit or maybe some kind of animal); if you have experience in working with the XML (I don't), that's a possibility for removing it. In another instance, I found that an image that appeared only on printing (or switching to Print Preview) was the result of a field; when the field was updated, the graphic "exploded" (it had been made very small but resumed its normal size on updating). I don't think that last case is relevant here, but I mention it as just one of the oddities I've seen. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "itraining" wrote in message ... G'day from Australia I am trying to troubleshoot a Microsoft Word document. The original form is an "appointment" form with a simple header, footer and a couple of large tables. Using Word for Windows, the document opens and prints as expected. Using Word for Mac, there is a massive red apple covering document. Experimenting with the document: (a) I have deleted the content in the header, footer and body of the document. The big red apple remains visible (Word for Mac only). (b) I cannot select the red apple using text selection techniques or the Select Object drawing toolbar button. (c) Using the Advanced Find technique, searching for "Graphics", the red apple is not located. Does anybody have any suggestions to remove this red apple so our Mac users can download this form and print it? I just realised we cannot attach documents to these posts. Please visit the URLs below to download the "blank" version of the Word document - there is a red apple when you view it on the Mac. there is also a screenshot of the document for the non Mac users. https://files.me.com/itraining/xclisz https://files.me.com/itraining/h58sw9 Thanks in advance Michael Richards Brisbane, Australia |
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