It is always hard to know on some of these issues. It could merely be a
glitch in the printer software drivers. Of course one thing you could try is
to hook up another printer and see what happens. Or, save the file and print
it on a different computer.
One possibility is that you have formatted the line into your text. One way
to do that is to go to Format/Borders and Shading. There you can insert
custom borders, including lines exclusively at the end of pages, and
possibly paragraphs. Sometimes if you cut and paste, you can acquire
unwanted formatting. (See my previous post about stripping out formatting.)
What you might want to do is to display all your formatting on screen. Go to
Tools/Options/View/Formatting Marks/All. Something might jump out at you.
William Closure
----- Original Message -----
>
> Date: Sun, 9 Apr 2006 19:49:53 -0400
> From: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: black lines
>
> Dear Folks:
> I still have not solved my problem with the solid black lines that print =
> horizontally across my text in certain spots. I try to get rid of them, =
> but they still print. I can't delete them because when I try to =
> highlight them, they jump away from the highlighted area. I think they =
> have something to do with page breaks, as they occurred after I put in =
> some forced page breaks. I have tried to clear all breaks, but it =
> doesn't seem to help. Please, help me get these black lines not to =
> print. I tried to show you a sample, but, in the email, the black =
> lines did not print. =20
> I am using windows XP Home Edition 2002. My printer is an HP PSC 1400 =
> SERIES, but these lines print on any printer. I am printing from =
> Windows Word. =20
>
> I believe this is a simple software situation, and I do not know how to =
> solve it. I believe I simply do not know what buttons to punch to =
> clear this problem.
> Thank you, Marty RicKard
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