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Why are my template pages blue?
I copied a template from our company's collection and want to modify it. I've inserted a new cover page, TOC, and the first page looks fine. But when I press CTRL+ENTER to add a subsequent page, the whole page is blue! I think this was the end page from the old template. How do I change this to a plain, ordinary white page?
Last edited by WordsWordsWords; 08-31-2023 at 03:26 PM. Reason: change title |
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We can't see your document so we can only guess at why the page might be coloured.
Firstly, the whole document might be coloured with a background (and you can't see it on the cover page because you have a full page graphic sitting in front of it). You can go to the Ribbon's Design Tab and find the Page Color button on the right hand end to see if there is a page background assigned. If that doesn't change anything then you may have a coloured shape in the header or footer which is sized to fill the whole page. You will need to visit the headers/footers to see if there are selectable shapes in these.
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Andrew Lockton Chrysalis Design, Melbourne Australia |
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Thanks. It was an image in the header
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