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Sep 16th, 2004

Need to Print Gridlines in a Word Document

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Hello,
I am using word 2003, and I want to print the gridlines that I have on the page. I copied the chart from excel. I can't seem to find where to change it in the print options. Can Anyone help.
Thanks

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Re: Need to Print Gridlines in a Word Document

Try the Table menu (at the top), click Show Gridlines. Maybe that will work.

btw, this would have been better in the Windows Software forum.

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Re: Need to Print Gridlines in a Word Document

Well, this is what I did to solve the problem. Before I copied the data table from excel, I made borders around what I wanted. So when I copied it the problem was solved.

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Re: Need to Print Gridlines in a Word Document

http://incompetech.com/graphpaper/lite/

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