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Setting up text boundries with Office 2007
I need to have text boundries shown for special document formats. In Word
2003 its at "Tools" "Options" "View" then check the Text Boundries box. How do I set this preference in Word 2007 with Vista. |
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Setting up text boundries with Office 2007
Click on Office Button | Word Options | Advanced. Scroll down to the
"Show document content" section. There you can choose to show text boundaries, crop marks, etc. rezbysax wrote: I need to have text boundries shown for special document formats. In Word 2003 its at "Tools" "Options" "View" then check the Text Boundries box. How do I set this preference in Word 2007 with Vista. |
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