Text boxes

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After scanning a document into Word, all text is contained within boxes.
How do I delete all text boxes at once from a scanned document rather than
one box at a time?
 
Are they text boxes or frames? If the latter, you can remove them all with
Ctrl+A, Ctrl+Q. If they're text boxes, then, short of a macro, you need to
cut the text in the text box, paste it outside the text box, and then delete
the empty text box.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
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Thanks a bunch! I was able to delete the frames. The only drawback is that
all the indentations and formatting goes with the frames. But other than
that, it worked.
 
KK said:
After scanning a document into Word, all text is contained within boxes.
How do I delete all text boxes at once from a scanned document rather than
one box at a time?
 
Save the document as Text Only, close it, and then re-open it.



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