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Gridlines when opening MS Word 2000
Hi all,
It doesn't appear to be a table, but everytime i open MS Word even if it is a new document it always displays gridlines on the whole page which looks like a graphing paper. But when clicking print preview the gridlines are not visible. Does anyone encountered this problem? |
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It is not a 'problem' but merely the formatting grid. Turn it off from the
drawing toolbar draw grid. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org JustAsking wrote: Hi all, It doesn't appear to be a table, but everytime i open MS Word even if it is a new document it always displays gridlines on the whole page which looks like a graphing paper. But when clicking print preview the gridlines are not visible. Does anyone encountered this problem? |
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