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How do I keep the page from jumping around when I click in Publis.

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Katy V. - 04 Nov 2004 18:39 GMT
When I am working in Publisher, the screen re-writes itself every time I
click in a different area on the page, making it "jump around" on the screen.
This is hard to deal with when I am fine-tuning object positions.  Any way
to suppress the re-write feature?
DavidF - 05 Nov 2004 14:42 GMT
Perhaps this happens when you click in and out of a text box? It seems I
remember this happening because the Formatting tool bar appears below the
Standard toolbar when you click a text box. This shifts the page
down...makes it "jump around". If so, you might play around with the
placement of the two toolbars. go to View > Toolbars > tick both the
Standard and the Formatting toolbars. If the Formatting tool bar is on the
same line as the Standard toolbar, move the Formatting toolbar to a second
line below the Standard toolbar. If the Formatting toolbar is already on a
second line that disappears when you click outside of a text box, and shifts
the page, then try the opposite...move it to the same line as the Standard
toolbar. Test both placements by clicking in and out of a text box. If this
doesn't help, post back with more details as to when your page shifts, and
what version of Publisher you are using.

DavidF

> When I am working in Publisher, the screen re-writes itself every time I
> click in a different area on the page, making it "jump around" on the screen.
>  This is hard to deal with when I am fine-tuning object positions.  Any way
> to suppress the re-write feature?

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