I want to superimpose a "NO" symbol (circle with slash) on top of.
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I am a teacher. I am using Word 2000. I would like to disable some commands. I know how to use system policy editor, but I think you need to know the visual basic code to disable commands - 2. text box, black background and white letters
Text box problem in Word 2000 I have created a text box, filled the background with black and the fonts appear in white. Many times it prints just fine, that is, a black box with white letters in it. However, this is erratic. I have used the exactly same procedure but sometimes new boxes print only in black and no white letters. I am using Windows 98. Can someone help me? Thanks - 3. Inserted objects not appearing when I print
I have Word XP. I created a document and needed to insert a symbol. I inserted the symbol from the "insert" option. The type of symbol I inserted was a box. I also used the drawing tool and created my box but I could not make the box small enough for what I wanted even after re-sizing it. So I used the box from the insert option, when I go to print the space is empty. Please Advise Thanks, Paul - 4. Clip art doesn't display
When I try to add a picture to a Word document and I search for a topic, Clip Organizer brings back the results. I can view some of the pictures but most of them (I believe from the web) show a notepad type icon with the filename underneath as dglxasset.aspx. I used to be able to see all the pictures. Does anyone know how I can get this to work Thank ES
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I want to superimpose a "NO" symbol (circle with slash) on top of.
by RWRpZQ » Fri, 07 Jan 2005 23:53:05 GMT
Re: I want to superimpose a "NO" symbol (circle with slash) on top of.
by Cindy M -WordMVP- » Sun, 09 Jan 2005 19:31:29 GMT
You need to compose a complete question, and not just type something in the subject line (that's been cut off). Please include the version of Word that you're using. Cindy Meister INTER-Solutions, Switzerland http://www.**--****.com/ (last update Jun 8 2004) http://www.**--****.com/ This reply is posted in the Newsgroup; please post any follow question or reply in the newsgroup and not by e-mail :-)
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