[rbilleaud[_2_]]

Somehow I turned on these marks in the corners of the printed page area, I
don't know what they're called, but in the printng industry we used to call
them register marks. They're not paragraph marks or anything, just little
right angle marks that indicate the content area and don't show up when
printing. I want to know how to turn them off. It's not a huge issue, but
they are annoying. Thanks.

[Jay Freedman]

See http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=839371.

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rbilleaud wrote:
Somehow I turned on these marks in the corners of the printed page
area, I don't know what they're called, but in the printng industry
we used to call them register marks. They're not paragraph marks or
anything, just little right angle marks that indicate the content
area and don't show up when printing. I want to know how to turn
them off. It's not a huge issue, but they are annoying. Thanks.

[rbilleaud[_2_]]

Nope, didn't work. I'm in Word 2007 and I don't have any Asian languages
enabled. Funny thing is that even though I used the Micorosoft Office 2007
Language Settings to check whether or not I have Asian languages enabled
(which I don't) I still have two tabs in my Options window for "Asian
Topography" and "Japanese Find" which I am thinking should not be there if
Asian langauges are really disabled.

"Jay Freedman" wrote:

See http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=839371.

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Jay Freedman
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all may benefit.

rbilleaud wrote:
Somehow I turned on these marks in the corners of the printed page
area, I don't know what they're called, but in the printng industry
we used to call them register marks. They're not paragraph marks or
anything, just little right angle marks that indicate the content
area and don't show up when printing. I want to know how to turn
them off. It's not a huge issue, but they are annoying. Thanks.

[Peter T. Daniels]

The enabling of Asian languages isn't a Word thing, but a Windows
thing. Go to Start Control Panel Regional and Language Settings,
and see if Chinese (or Japanese) is enabled there. (In XP there's a
checkbox in that panel for Asian Languages, alongside one for Complex
Languages. In Vista, they're just included among all the other
Keyboards you can install.)

On Sep 22, 1:35*pm, rbilleaud
wrote:
Nope, didn't work. *I'm in Word 2007 and I don't have any Asian languages
enabled. *Funny thing is that even though I used the Micorosoft Office 2007
Language Settings to check whether or not I have Asian languages enabled
(which I don't) I still have two tabs in my Options window for "Asian
Topography" and "Japanese Find" which I am thinking should not be there if
Asian langauges are really disabled.



"Jay Freedman" wrote:
Seehttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=839371.

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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP * * * *FAQ:http://word.mvps.org
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all may benefit.

rbilleaud wrote:
Somehow I turned on these marks in the corners of the printed page
area, I don't know what they're called, but in the printng industry
we used to call them register marks. *They're not paragraph marks or
anything, just little right angle marks that indicate the content
area and don't show up when printing. *I want to know how to turn
them off. *It's not a huge issue, but they are annoying. *Thanks.-