using a template

L

lionruler

Suppose you're using a template in word, and you have stuff written, and you
want to add/modify some stuff. How would you turn the little template mode
off? What's happening right now is everything acts like it's a table. So when
i wan't to add extra text or additions I can't. I was wondering how I could
make the table thing disappear.
 
S

Suzanne S. Barnhill

This has nothing to do with templates. If you're in a table and want to get
out, either use the right or down arrow key (rather than Tab, which creates
a new row), or click below the table.
 
C

Charles Kenyon

You might also want to turn on the display of gridlines (Tables menu) so you
can see when you are outside of the table.
 

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