I recently did a group paper in Word, but when one of my Japanese friends
emailed me her part of the paper, it changed the preferences on my computer.
I now have Asian Typography settings (which I don't need). But the real
problem is when I open a new document, I have these grey lines (one vertical,
one horizontal) that intersect at each of the 4 corners of the page. Looks
like an L on the upper right hand corner, reverse L on the upper left, etc.

I have searched high and low for a setting to undo this, but can't seem to
find it.

How do I remove it? And if possible, can I uninstall the Asian Typography
features that I have no need for?

THANKS.

Go to Start All Programs Microsoft Office Microsoft Office Tools
Microsoft Office 2003 Language Settings.

You should be able to remove support for Japanese (or whatever Asian
languages you have) from there.

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Enjoy,
Tony


"MPR" wrote in message
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I recently did a group paper in Word, but when one of my Japanese friends
emailed me her part of the paper, it changed the preferences on my
computer.
I now have Asian Typography settings (which I don't need). But the real
problem is when I open a new document, I have these grey lines (one
vertical,
one horizontal) that intersect at each of the 4 corners of the page.
Looks
like an L on the upper right hand corner, reverse L on the upper left,
etc.

I have searched high and low for a setting to undo this, but can't seem to
find it.

How do I remove it? And if possible, can I uninstall the Asian Typography
features that I have no need for?

THANKS.