Thread: [Solved] Table in Word 2003.doc prints with colored lines
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Old 01-20-2018, 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted by cyberpaper View Post
I've just had another thought. I've been comparing docs 'side-by-side' of late and it's just occurred to me that I could open my bad doc alongside another one with an identical but empty table. The other one could be prepared in another of my computers that also runs Word 2003.

Then I could just copy\paste the text from each cell of the bad one to the new one.

Feasible?
That would probably be OK; just don't copy the end-of-cell markers.
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