In microsoft word how do you remove these imagineray markers which appear on every word document I open?

Question

Sorry guys those suggestions didn't work.

Answer 1

Not a problem. Those are the text boundaries. We'll fix it by changing your Normal.dot template. Here's how:

1.Close all open copies of Word.
2.Open Word.
3.Click on the File->Save As menu item.
4.In the "File of Type" list box, scroll down to Document Templates and select it. The directory should change and there should be a Normal.dot file in it. DON’T SAVE THE FILE. Press Cancel instead.
5.Click on the File->Open menu item.
6.Select Normal.dot. Normal.dot should become your open document.
7.Click on the Tools->Options menu item.
8. Click the View tab.
9. Under Print and Web Layout options, uncheck the Text Boundaries check box.
10. Click OK.
11.Save the file with File->Save. You may get a warning message about the Global template having been changed. This is OK. Click Yes.
12.Close Word.


Word sometimes leaves the last directory used incorrectly set, so be careful the next time you open or save (especially!) a file that Word's pointed at the right place.

That should do it.

Answer 2

Open Word and click on Tools and the Options. Now click the "View" tab and remove all checks for "Formatting Marks". That will clear all of the formatting marks from your document.

Answer 3

On the tool bar, below the word "window" you will see a backward P that is shaded in and a capital T. click that symbol and you should be ok.

Answer 4

tools - options - under the display section maybe? (mine is in french and it's called affichage) change the checked format character part.

Answer 5

just press
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