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Inexplicable document view

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Mike - 23 Jan 2004 21:11 GMT
Word is doing something I haven't seen before.

In Print Layout view, there are now dotted lines marking
the vertical and horizontal margins of my document. There
are L-shaped brackets at all four corners of content on
the page.

These showed up in one document today -- I dunno why --
and now all my Word docs are doing the same thing.

What are they? How do I make them go away? And come back?

It's a neat little feature, but an annoyance as long as I
can't explain it.
Jon Weaver - 23 Jan 2004 22:36 GMT
Mike,
You need to turn off the text boundaries option:

On the Tools menu, click Options
Select the View tab
Make sure the Text boundaries checkbox has been cleared (click it)
Click OK

The "annoyance" will disappear.

Jon
 
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