Any time you open a Word document on computer using a different print driver than the one in use when it was created, some layout changes are to be expected. That's because Word uses information from the active printer driver to optimise the layout for that printer.

You can attach a document to a post via the paperclip symbol on the 'Go Advanced' tab at the bottom of this screen. However, that won't tell us how the document should look in terms of your original layout, as anyone opening it will see it formatted for their printer driver.

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Paul Edstein
[Fmr MS MVP - Word]

Thank you so much for the reply! I believe the main issue I'm having is that it was created on an internet program and then translated over to word. I have strange issues, like I have bullet points and underlines that are showing up as images instead of proper points and lines. I'm honestly kind of confused as to how I ever got it to edit properly before. I guess I didn't really make very big changes. When I get to a computer I will upload the file give some more detail to the quirky problems that are arising. Thanks again!