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MS Office Forum / Word / Page Layout / August 2004Header hiding text?
We have a document where it appears the header is covering our body text. The top part of the first line of text on each page is missing. We've gone to page setup and checked the settings for the margins and the distance between the headers and footers. Nothing seems to work. Any ideas? I'm guessing you have a graphic in the header? If so, open the header, right-click on the graphic, and left-click on Format Picture | Layout | Behind Text | OK, and close the header. > We have a document where it appears the header is covering > our body text. The top part of the first line of text on > each page is missing. We've gone to page setup and checked > the settings for the margins and the distance between the > headers and footers. Nothing seems to work. Any ideas? There's no graphic in the header. However, it does seem to be acting like there's a graphic or text frame there, but we can't find one (we received this file from someone else...so it's not something we set up ourselves). >-----Original Message----- >I'm guessing you have a graphic in the header? If so, open the header, [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >> >. Hmmm... does it print the same way, or does it just display that way? > There's no graphic in the header. However, it does seem to > be acting like there's a graphic or text frame there, but [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > >> > >. Display the entire page, then select the header. Select the arrow from the Drawing toolbar. Click and drag a rectangle around the entire page. Any invisible graphics will show up, shown by their sizing handles. Documents imported from WordPerfect sometimes end up with phantom graphics like empty textboxes or rectangles drawn in white. > There's no graphic in the header. However, it does seem to > be acting like there's a graphic or text frame there, but [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > >> > >.
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