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Guest
Is there any way to not have the header/footer look washed out/watermarked? I
want it to appear on screen just as it will print.
want it to appear on screen just as it will print.
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Anne Troy
Not without removing it from the header.
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Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com
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Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com
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Guest
Why can't you just view the header and select the text and right-click on it
and select font and select automatic or whatever other color you want!
I hope this has been helpful to you.
and select font and select automatic or whatever other color you want!
I hope this has been helpful to you.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
This is by design. Print Preview is the only view that will show you exactly
what will print.
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what will print.
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Fairhope, Alabama USA
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Graham Mayor
How would that help? The header would still be washed out (as intended) and
it would no longer print the same
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it would no longer print the same
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Guest
Thank you for the responses. There really should be a new option to turn
this feature off. 'Cause if you're using a letterhead and you e-mail the
document to people, they aren't able to see it as it was intended.
this feature off. 'Cause if you're using a letterhead and you e-mail the
document to people, they aren't able to see it as it was intended.
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Graham Mayor
If you send a letter to someone who has Word they will be aware of this as
it is normal behaviour, however if you send a Word document as attachment
then there are other issues that will affect how the document appears. If
you want a document to appear as it would be printed at your end, then send
it in PDF format, for which you will need extra software to create the PDFs.
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it is normal behaviour, however if you send a Word document as attachment
then there are other issues that will affect how the document appears. If
you want a document to appear as it would be printed at your end, then send
it in PDF format, for which you will need extra software to create the PDFs.
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
My web site www.gmayor.com
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