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Barbara White
Using Word 2000 on Windows 2000.
I have a document that contains a lot of complicated graphics that
we've drawn right in Word. I've had no real problems with text boxes
until now--on the very last graphic in this document.
When I create a text box and type text into it, Word seems to
connect it to the next text box or to some other random space on the
page.
I've looked at every text box on the page and none of them are
linked. If I delete the text boxes and start over--creating new text
boxes and placing them on the page, the same problem begins
somewhere around the second or third text box.
Argh. Help. What is this?
I have a document that contains a lot of complicated graphics that
we've drawn right in Word. I've had no real problems with text boxes
until now--on the very last graphic in this document.
When I create a text box and type text into it, Word seems to
connect it to the next text box or to some other random space on the
page.
I've looked at every text box on the page and none of them are
linked. If I delete the text boxes and start over--creating new text
boxes and placing them on the page, the same problem begins
somewhere around the second or third text box.
Argh. Help. What is this?