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Steve Hayes
I'm not sure if this is a Word thing or a Windows thing.
I have Word 2010 on my laptop computer, running under Windows 7.
I have several Word files that open normally, but there is one that I wanted
to move and rename, but I can't do it, because it says the file is open in
Word, when I haven't opened it. Even if I reboot it does that.
There is another file that opens with a blue stipe down the righthand side,
and if I hover the cursor there it says "markup area" - how can I get rid of
it? Does it serve any purpose? How come one file has it and others don't?
I have Word 2010 on my laptop computer, running under Windows 7.
I have several Word files that open normally, but there is one that I wanted
to move and rename, but I can't do it, because it says the file is open in
Word, when I haven't opened it. Even if I reboot it does that.
There is another file that opens with a blue stipe down the righthand side,
and if I hover the cursor there it says "markup area" - how can I get rid of
it? Does it serve any purpose? How come one file has it and others don't?