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Help get rid of weird default "lines" or "table" look in document that has no tables or lines
Quick little question ...
I was searching around for a way to work with a .doc (long legal dispute between a client and a competitor ... it was the only data we had to work with) I struggled for a while. I've played with alot of the settings, and I don't know how I did it, but I end up with every single word document being treated as if they were part of a table and everything have a border ... not sure how to explain, but heres how it look : I tried pretty much every options in the setting, and I cant set it back to look ... normal. ( there is no border or table in that, its just a plain empty .docx) Last edited by Charles Kenyon; 06-11-2018 at 07:22 PM. Reason: Change title to give more accurate information about problem. Mark as solved. |
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Those are text boundaries. You can toggle them on and off by navigating to File -> Options -> Advanced -> Show Text Boundaries. Scroll down on the Advanced tab, and you'll find the setting.
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Yes ! thank you
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