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In Word 2010 I have a user who is unsure of the key combination that she pressed but there is a ton of formatting that is now showing on all her word documents. Doing the show/hide doesn't change her view. I've attached screenshots of what it looks like.
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In Word 2010 I have a user who is unsure of the key combination that she pressed but there is a ton of formatting that is now showing on all her word documents. Doing the show/hide doesn't change her view. I've attached screenshots of what it looks like.

Word 2010

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