Same problem, will background color affect document?
Posted By: Joan on 2007-10-05
In Reply to: new background color - flcmt
I wear glasses and have floaters too (quite annoying sometimes!). I think I might like to try this idea. I asked my my supervisor about it and she said it would be fine as long as I changed the background color back to white when I was done and before uploading. Would the background color actually be uploaded when I send a document up? Thanks.
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new background color
I wear glasses and get many, many floaters in my eyes. I finally changed the background color on documents and e-mails to gray, and have not had any problems since I did that.
Can an impending migraine affect hearing?
I am working on a familiar dictator, non esl, who has a funny manner of speaking but I had gotten used to it. I am getting soo many blanks with him right now. About 5-10 times more than I ever do with him. I am considering throwing in the towel tonight and sleeping on it to see if it is my headache that feels suspiciously like it is going to blow up into a migraine. I have had this headache off and on most of the past 2 days and an Aleve tonight did not kill it.
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Template versus document
The poster above is right, but there are definite advantages to using a template. The biggest one is that you don't run the risk of saving over your basic document when you've made changes/additions to it in creating a new document. You have to remember to change the name of the file when you save it or it overwrites your prior document. With a template, this isn't an issue. If you want to save out a basic document as a template, just remember when you save it to change the file type ("save as type") with the drop-down menu to "Document template (*.dot)." You'll be able to pull it back up when you create a new file by chosing the "on my computer" option under "Templates" in the task pane. Hope this helps!
word document/template what is the difference?
Thanks,
oops, reread post and saw you already work for them. Document
every thing and file a claim against them with the BBB and the attorney general's office. If they owe you money that you can document also contact the labor board in their state.
Can I ask how document formation will input your decision? Seems like a sideways way
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