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Lorrie - 25 Aug 2004 17:19 GMT
Can anyone tell me how to re-set "show gridlines" as the
deault.  Somehow, one of the ladies here managed to
change it "Hide Gridlines", now whenever she brings up a
label she thinks that it is a blank page!  I can't find
how to change it back.  

Thanks for your help.
garfield-n-odie - 25 Aug 2004 18:18 GMT
Hi, Lorrie.  In Word, click on Table | Show Gridlines.  Word should
remember this setting until you change it again.

> Can anyone tell me how to re-set "show gridlines" as the
> deault.  Somehow, one of the ladies here managed to
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>
> Thanks for your help.
Graham Mayor - 25 Aug 2004 18:26 GMT
The last used setting is retained, but can be overridden with auto macros
eg
Sub AutoOpen()
ActiveWindow.View.TableGridlines = True
End Sub
Sub AutoNew()
ActiveWindow.View.TableGridlines = True
End Sub

See http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm

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> Can anyone tell me how to re-set "show gridlines" as the
> deault.  Somehow, one of the ladies here managed to
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> Thanks for your help.
 
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