Weird lines in Microsoft Word
Suddenly these weird right angle lines started to appear in both headers and footers in MS Word.
Weird lines in Microsoft Word:
Does anyone have any idea how to get rid of them?
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Suddenly these weird right angle lines started to appear in both headers and footers in MS Word.
Weird lines in Microsoft Word:
Does anyone have any idea how to get rid of them?
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Suddenly these weird right angle lines started to appear in both headers and footers in MS Word.
Weird lines in Microsoft Word:
Does anyone have any idea how to get rid of them?
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Suddenly these weird right angle lines started to appear in both headers and footers in MS Word.
Weird lines in Microsoft Word:
Does anyone have any idea how to get rid of them?
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These are called "Printers Crop Marks". They indicate the page margins, they are used by industrial printers to know where to slice the paper up to fit it in publications.
You can remove them by doing the following:
- Click File
- Click Options
- In the pop-up, select Advanced
- Scroll to the "Show Document Content" section
- Untick the option called "Show crop marks"
answered Mar 18 at 15:03
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They're called crop marks
To show or hide them just open File > Options > Advanced and click on "Show crop marks"
There are also other formatting marks in File > Option > Display
See also
- Print crop marks in corners of a document
- How to quickly show or hide crop marks in Word?
answered Mar 18 at 15:05
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These are called "Printers Crop Marks". They indicate the page margins, they are used by industrial printers to know where to slice the paper up to fit it in publications.
You can remove them by doing the following:
- Click File
- Click Options
- In the pop-up, select Advanced
- Scroll to the "Show Document Content" section
- Untick the option called "Show crop marks"
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These are called "Printers Crop Marks". They indicate the page margins, they are used by industrial printers to know where to slice the paper up to fit it in publications.
You can remove them by doing the following:
- Click File
- Click Options
- In the pop-up, select Advanced
- Scroll to the "Show Document Content" section
- Untick the option called "Show crop marks"
answered Mar 18 at 15:03
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These are called "Printers Crop Marks". They indicate the page margins, they are used by industrial printers to know where to slice the paper up to fit it in publications.
You can remove them by doing the following:
- Click File
- Click Options
- In the pop-up, select Advanced
- Scroll to the "Show Document Content" section
- Untick the option called "Show crop marks"
answered Mar 18 at 15:03
BurgiBurgi
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These are called "Printers Crop Marks". They indicate the page margins, they are used by industrial printers to know where to slice the paper up to fit it in publications.
You can remove them by doing the following:
- Click File
- Click Options
- In the pop-up, select Advanced
- Scroll to the "Show Document Content" section
- Untick the option called "Show crop marks"
answered Mar 18 at 15:03
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They're called crop marks
To show or hide them just open File > Options > Advanced and click on "Show crop marks"
There are also other formatting marks in File > Option > Display
See also
- Print crop marks in corners of a document
- How to quickly show or hide crop marks in Word?
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They're called crop marks
To show or hide them just open File > Options > Advanced and click on "Show crop marks"
There are also other formatting marks in File > Option > Display
See also
- Print crop marks in corners of a document
- How to quickly show or hide crop marks in Word?
answered Mar 18 at 15:05
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They're called crop marks
To show or hide them just open File > Options > Advanced and click on "Show crop marks"
There are also other formatting marks in File > Option > Display
See also
- Print crop marks in corners of a document
- How to quickly show or hide crop marks in Word?
answered Mar 18 at 15:05
phuclvphuclv
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They're called crop marks
To show or hide them just open File > Options > Advanced and click on "Show crop marks"
There are also other formatting marks in File > Option > Display
See also
- Print crop marks in corners of a document
- How to quickly show or hide crop marks in Word?
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