Linds:
After I remove the fill and outline from a text box, there are only two
"outlines" that I can see in Word.
One is the text boundry. This appears when I have Tools > Options > View >
Text Boundaries checked. This box just shows where the text can go within the
text box. The lines don't actually print. You can turn them off by clearing
that check box.
The other outline is the text box itself, the outline is thick and composed
of diagonal hatching. This doesn't print either. It just indicates that
you've got the text box selected.
If you're referring to the way text wraps around the text box, you can
explore different options on the layout tab of the Format Text Box dialog
box. But this isn't reallly a "box" it's just the white-space around the text
box.
Are you seeing and printing some other kind of outline around your text box?
Bear