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Weird "new/blank document" format in Word 2007
Hi,
After using MS Word 2007 for years (yeah, maybe too many ;-), and having it create a new/blank document the same way each time, today, it started doing something weird. The weird parts are the little L brackets on the top corners of the document (discreetly indicated in the attached screenshot). Either Word woke up today trying to discover itself, or I bumped something and can't figure out what. If you know, please tell me. I really want to un-bump it. Thanks, bjones |
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bjones
I cant tell you the how but I can help with the what. Those marks are called crop marks. To turn them off click the round Office Button at the top left. Choose Word Options > Advanced. Scroll down to the section called "Show Document Content". Remove the check in the "Show Crop Marks" and click OK. Should be gone! Scott |
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Scott,
You're a gentleman and a scholar! Worked like a charm! Thanks, bjones |
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