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Tiger Tiger is offline Errors in justification on re-opening document Windows 7 32bit Errors in justification on re-opening document Office 2007
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Using Word 2007 under Win 7. AMD Athlon processor.
I have tables containing text and images center justified. When I copy/paste these tables to a new document, the paste is correctly made, but when the new doc is saved, closed and re-opened, the text and images in tables are wrongly left justified. Default is set to copy formatting from source document. When closing and re-opening the original document, all is well. It is only the new document that has problems. I can re-align the contents to center, but as soon as I close/open again, it is again corrupted. Help please.

Last edited by Tiger; 01-03-2014 at 11:12 PM. Reason: Update configuration details.
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