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Removing gray background from pasted text document

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Bernie K - 24 May 2008 23:03 GMT
I like to copy and paste documents into a blank file.  Often these documents
have a gray background that is also copied and pasted.  This gray background
uses additional ink when printed.  I can't figure out how to remove the gray
background.

Thanks in advance--
Bernie K
Herb Tyson [MVP] - 25 May 2008 00:00 GMT
It depends on what kind of formatting it is. Based on your description, I
would first try Format - Background - No Fill (assuming Word 2003).

If that's not the source, you can try pressing Shift+F1 (reveal formatting)
to see if there are clues there.

Otherwise, if you're pasting from the web, perhaps you can provide a link so
I can try to replicate to determine the source of the formatting.

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>I like to copy and paste documents into a blank file.  Often these
>documents
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> Thanks in advance--
> Bernie K
 
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