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I notice that in some of my documents what can only be described as an 'anchor' graphic shows up in my document. Microsoft help does not explain what it is (at least I cant find it). Does anyone know what it is, what it does and how do I get rid of it. I got it when I tried to move a table to another part of the document. The table moved over to the left side of the document and now it is locked there, the table cannot be selected or moved. I tried to &quot;unlock field&quot; but that did nothing.<br />
Anyone have any idea??<br />
Bob
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I notice that in some of my documents what can only be described as an 'anchor' graphic shows up in my document. Microsoft help does not explain what it is (at least I cant find it). Does anyone know what it is, what it does and how do I get rid of it. I got it when I tried to move a table to another part of the document. The table moved over to the left side of the document and now it is locked there, the table cannot be selected or moved. I tried to "unlock field" but that did nothing.
Anyone have any idea??
Bob

Anchor mark in microsoft word document

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