When a Word doc is in full-screen view the Status Bar at the bottom of the screen appears. When I reduce the size of the doc on screen, the Status Bar disappears. This has only started happening within the past day. Prior to this, I have been able to display multiple docs on screen simultaneously and retain access to the Status Bar.

Hi All. I've tried all of the border/shading tweaks, table tweaks, playing with some advanced options, etc., but the dreaded dotted border persists. Easiest thing to do is show you an image of what I mean. This is a resume, and I don't want anyone opening up to find the ugly dotted border around...

They are all applications. Word is a word processor, Powerpoint is a presentations application and Excel is a spreadsheet. Together they form part of the Microsoft Office suite, along with some ...

Make sure you are in Page Layout View and not Normal View. Select the Table. Narrow down the width of the table if it is the full width of the page. Go to the Table menu, and in the Table ...

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Perhaps the word window got resized so that the status bar is below the bottom of the screen. Try clicking on the "restore" button in the upper right corner of the word windows (the one between the line (minimize) and x (close)).

Hello everyone - my first time here :) I have Microsoft Office365 legitimately shared with me (via a link) from my son-in-law who has a subscription. I've had it on my PC for about 7 weeks and only been using Word which has been working fine. However, about 3 days ago I couldn't open any of my documents or Word itself - at least, not properly.

I'm afraid it doesn't work like this. Word will automatically adjust size to page margins, if resolution is good enough. If you want fixed (insert or copy?) size, you should set default resolution (like you mentioned) and resize pictures in some other program, so that picture ppi and desired size matches. But you will probably loose some quality.