How do I print guide lines on calendars in Publisher 2003

[Ruthven]

How do I print guide lines on calendars in Publisher 2003 & Word 2002.
The giude lines appear on the template, but not on the preview, or print

Help please.

Nicholas Cooper

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[JoAnn Paules]

Guidelines don't print - they aren't "real". Are you looking for a grid or
what?

 

[Mary Sauer]

Highlight the table, click lines, more lines, presets, click the grid...

 

[Ruthven]

Thank you for your reply, I understand and appreciate your comments.
On a calendar I would like the numbered day of the week to be contained in
a 'box' as it appears on the template.

Thanks again.

Nicholas

Guidelines don't print - they aren't "real". Are you looking for a grid or
what?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

How do I print guide lines on calendars in Publisher 2003 & Word 2002.
The giude lines appear on the template, but not on the preview, or print

Help please.

Nicholas Cooper

(e-mail address removed)

 

[JoAnn Paules]

That's a grid, as in a table. (The following explanation is being simplified
for this response. Don't start nailing me on technicalities.) Layout,
margin, column, row, and baseline guide lines are just a way to make sure
your objects are positioned correctly.

Just as when you use Word and create a table, you need to tell the document
you want borders on your cells. Are you starting from scratch or have you
started with a template?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Thank you for your reply, I understand and appreciate your comments.
On a calendar I would like the numbered day of the week to be contained
in
a 'box' as it appears on the template.

Thanks again.

Nicholas

Guidelines don't print - they aren't "real". Are you looking for a grid
or
what?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

How do I print guide lines on calendars in Publisher 2003 & Word 2002.
The giude lines appear on the template, but not on the preview, or
print

Help please.

Nicholas Cooper

(e-mail address removed)

 

[Ruthven]

Hello Mary, Thanks for your reply. After some more thought I have managed to
acheive 'boxes' to surround the numbered days of the week by selecting each
cell then select Format box. This does the trick.

Thanks again

Nicholas.

 

[Ruthven]

Thanks for your help and comments. I am using existing templates for
calendars, I have, however noticed that some templates will actually print
the 'box' that contains the numbered day of the week, some however will not.
Those that do not then I select each 'cell' and use 'format Box', this does
the trick.

I was incorrect in using the term 'guide lines', I now realise
that I meant boxes.

Very many thanks for your help.

Best wishes,

Nicholas.

That's a grid, as in a table. (The following explanation is being simplified
for this response. Don't start nailing me on technicalities.) Layout,
margin, column, row, and baseline guide lines are just a way to make sure
your objects are positioned correctly.

Just as when you use Word and create a table, you need to tell the document
you want borders on your cells. Are you starting from scratch or have you
started with a template?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Thank you for your reply, I understand and appreciate your comments.
On a calendar I would like the numbered day of the week to be contained
in
a 'box' as it appears on the template.

Thanks again.

Nicholas

Guidelines don't print - they aren't "real". Are you looking for a grid
or
what?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



How do I print guide lines on calendars in Publisher 2003 & Word 2002.
The giude lines appear on the template, but not on the preview, or
print

Help please.

Nicholas Cooper

(e-mail address removed)

 

[Ed Bennett]

While waiting for decisions from his 6 university choices, Ed sees a

I was incorrect in using the term 'guide lines', I now
realise that I meant boxes.

You were closer than you think - the more technical term I would use is
"gridlines"