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Name: reidy
Date: January 19, 2005 at 00:35:55 Pacific
Subject: Word 2003
OS: WinXP
CPU/Ram: P4 / 1GB

Comment:

When I open word 2003 my curzor starts at the top left hand corner of the page like there was no footer / header. I have to click view footer/header then close footer/header for the curzor to start in its proper place. (i work in print view)
ANY IDEA's how to stop it starting in the top left hand side corner?

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Response Number 1

Name: Jennifer SUMN
Date: January 19, 2005 at 06:51:31 Pacific

Reply: (edit)

That is the proper place. The position is Page 1, Section 1, 1" from top margin, Line 1, Column 1.
The only way to change that is to indeed view the header information.
However, if you look at the actual position of the cursor when viewing the header, it's still the same.

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Response Number 2

Name: chnos
Date: January 19, 2005 at 08:22:53 Pacific

Reply: (edit)

i think Jennifer is right. Try to set up another default margin by saving a blanck doc into normal.dot to see what's happenin...

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