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I have a client who uses Office 2010. MS Word acts kind of strangely. She built a table in it (looks like an Excel Spreadsheet). When she views the document it all filled in as she built it. But when she prints it, several of the cells in each column are blank.
I thought it was smart tags, but when I ran that fix, it made no difference. I had her email me the file and when I got it, it looked like it does when she prints it.
I can't upload it because it's all names, addresses and telephone numbers.
Any ideas about how to resolve this?
Thanks in advance
thedslguy
I have a client who uses Office 2010. MS Word acts kind of strangely. She built a table in it (looks like an Excel Spreadsheet). When she views the document it all filled in as she built it. But when she prints it, several of the cells in each column are blank.
I thought it was smart tags, but when I ran that fix, it made no difference. I had her email me the file and when I got it, it looked like it does when she prints it.
I can't upload it because it's all names, addresses and telephone numbers.
Any ideas about how to resolve this?
Thanks in advance
thedslguy
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