You want 'Crop marks' and Word doesn't have them. Save the document to PDF and add them in Adobe Acrobat. Cheers On 27/02/08 10:49 AM, in article [email protected], ' wrote: Please help! I would love to know how to print those small, light, grid lines that look like a 'T' or 'X' on a document, so you know where to cut! How do I do that?
Using the Ribbon to make a table in Word 2011 for Mac. Click in your document to set the insertion cursor at the position where you want the new table to be placed. Select the Tables tab on the Ribbon. Move the mouse cursor down and to the right across the grid.
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What you are referring to are called 'crop marks' or 'cropping marks' which Word does not provide. You typically find them available in Desktop Publishing applications which are used to create output for commercial printing on oversized stock. Word.does. offer what are known as Text Boundaries which can be made visible if you go to Word Preferences View & check the box by that name. However, they do not print. If you need to have printable crop marks in a Word doc you'll need to draw them yourself.
Alternatively, you can use Format Borders & Shading - Page Borders, open the list labeled Art: and scroll to the very bottom. There you'll find 2 'cut line' borders, either of which should suit your purpose. HTH :) Bob Jones MVP Office:Mac On 2/26/08 8:19 PM, in article [email protected], ' wrote: Please help! I would love to know how to print those small, light, grid lines that look like a 'T' or 'X' on a document, so you know where to cut! How do I do that? Thanks to you!!
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