Default Tab Stop is 3.27 ch?

G

Guest

Currently have Office 2003 and recently noticed tabs and indents have changed
from inches to "xx .ch". The tab stop default shows up as 3.27 ch and we
can't seem to remove it.
Also on paragraph setting, 'ch' shows up and spacing is 'line'.
How do we get back to the inches and pts for these two as well?
thank you
 
J

Jay Freedman

rtvs said:
Currently have Office 2003 and recently noticed tabs and indents have
changed from inches to "xx .ch". The tab stop default shows up as
3.27 ch and we can't seem to remove it.
Also on paragraph setting, 'ch' shows up and spacing is 'line'.
How do we get back to the inches and pts for these two as well?
thank you

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

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Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
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G

Guest

FANTASTIC -
It worked !! 5 seconds to change things back; what a relief, and thank you
 
G

Guest

Mr. Freedman,
Received the same 'help' from CyberTaz, and it worked in a couple of minutes.
Please see my response. Thank you as well; this was driving me crazy. Any
idea where this may have been introduced to my system, was it in a MACRO from
another program?
 
G

Guest

Glad it was what you needed! Thanks for posting back to let us know.

Regards |:>)
 
J

Jay Freedman

It's unlikely to have been a macro, and certainly not one from another
program. It might have been the result of opening a document sent to you by
someone else who had that setting on their computer.

Graham Mayor, whose article helped you, says that character units are a side
effect of Asian language support. That, too, can come with a document from
another computer. If that's what happened, see
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=839371 for help in removing it.

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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
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all may benefit.
 

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