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Form Fields Format
When text is added to the form field it puts dots above the text that is
typed in. I have turned the track changes off but when it prints it prints the dots. Does anyone know how to avoid them from printing? |
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Form Fields Format
Unprotect the document and make sure that no border formatting has been
applied to the form field. - Word 2007: Click the Home tab of the ribbon. Click the arrow next to the Border button in the Paragraph group, and choose the No Border option. - Word 97-2003: Click Format | Borders and Shading. In the dialog box, click the Borders tab. Click None, and then click OK. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Sue" wrote in message ... When text is added to the form field it puts dots above the text that is typed in. I have turned the track changes off but when it prints it prints the dots. Does anyone know how to avoid them from printing? |
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