Markers on the ruler

L

llm

In Publisher 2000, whenever I placed a picture or text box, there were small
black lines just inside the rulers that moved with the picture or text box,
showing me the exact placement. I now have Publisher 2003, and it doesn't
seem to have this feature. I'm hoping that it is available, but I just
haven't figured out how to "turn it on" yet.
 
J

John Inzer

llm said:
In Publisher 2000, whenever I placed a picture or text
box, there were small black lines just inside the rulers
that moved with the picture or text box, showing me the
exact placement. I now have Publisher 2003, and it
doesn't seem to have this feature. I'm hoping that it is
available, but I just haven't figured out how to "turn it
on" yet.
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Do you see a white bar on the edge of
each ruler that matches the size of the image?
 
L

llm

I just did today when I was working on this. But it's so faint, I could
barely see it. That's why I haven't seen it before now. Is there anyway to
make it easier to see?
Thanks!
 
E

Ed Bennett

llm said:
I just did today when I was working on this. But it's so faint, I could
barely see it. That's why I haven't seen it before now. Is there anyway to
make it easier to see?

I think it changes according to your Windows colour scheme. Try
fiddling round with the colours in there and seeing what helps.
 
L

llm

I'll try it. Thanks!

Ed Bennett said:
I think it changes according to your Windows colour scheme. Try
fiddling round with the colours in there and seeing what helps.
 
C

cbchurch

Do you know exactly what you need to change in the "Advance Appearance
Settings"? There are so many things listed that I don't know which to change
to acheive more contrast in the section next to the ruler.
I have Publisher 2007 and am really frustrated that I can't see the
boundaries of my drawings on the ruler any more. I read this post and went
back to my publication and noticed a very tiny sliver next to the ruler where
it shows the 'white bar', but the area on either side is very, very light
blue and I cannot tell the difference.
 

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