graphic border

[Ann Sargent]

I inserted a graphic in a word document and it has a line
under the graphic that I can't take off. It is like it
has a permanent border unlong the bottom. Help!

 

[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi Ann,

There are some cases where this is part of the graphic,
others where it's related to the specific graphics card
or printer driver being used, but you may have applied
a border. Select the picture and use Format=>Borders & Shading.
You may also want to check the shadow settings on the
Drawing Toolbar.

It's also possible that the line is part of a border for
the text paragraph the graphic is part of.

If it is a part of the graphic using the 'crop' tool
on the Word 'Picture' toolbar would allow you to chop
it off.

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I inserted a graphic in a word document and it has a line
under the graphic that I can't take off. It is like it
has a permanent border unlong the bottom. Help!>>
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Let us know if this helped you,

Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP

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[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

And don't overlook the possibility that the underlining could be a result of
change tracking.