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gasman
Can anybody tell where to find the eraser tool in Word 2003?
Max
Max
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Bob Buckland ?:-\)
Hi Max,
Word's drawing tools don't include a white out/eraser tool other than in the toolbar drawing menu and a transparency (fill eraser)
tool in the Picture toolbar.
Without knowing the effect you're trying to achieve, some of the Word basic techniques would includ
- delete unwanted lines and shapes,
- overlay a white line on top of a visible one to have it appear to be erased.
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Can anybody tell where to find the eraser tool in Word 2003?
Max >>
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Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
Word's drawing tools don't include a white out/eraser tool other than in the toolbar drawing menu and a transparency (fill eraser)
tool in the Picture toolbar.
Without knowing the effect you're trying to achieve, some of the Word basic techniques would includ
- delete unwanted lines and shapes,
- overlay a white line on top of a visible one to have it appear to be erased.
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Can anybody tell where to find the eraser tool in Word 2003?
Max >>
--
Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
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gasman
Thank You, Bob!
You hit the head on the nail; my purpose is to erase "wrong" lines in
drawings. I have a faint memory, that earlier versions of Word had a
practical and "concrete" eraser tool, streight and practical to use! Is there
some way to reinstall such a tool?
Grateful for infomation and instructions
Max
You hit the head on the nail; my purpose is to erase "wrong" lines in
drawings. I have a faint memory, that earlier versions of Word had a
practical and "concrete" eraser tool, streight and practical to use! Is there
some way to reinstall such a tool?
Grateful for infomation and instructions
Max