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In Word I have some lines that show me every line, it doesn't matter it's a blank line by pressing enter or a line with text. I don't know what are them and I don't even know how to call them so I can't google how to remove them.

Here is how my Word looks looks

This is not a table, this is View of every Word document while editing it. When I press to print page it looks as normal

Here is how page look after pressing Print or CTRL+P Here is how page look after pressing Print or CTRL+P So when I send it to Print or on a printed page it looks as normal. This is just some type a View mode when editing documents.

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  • I tried to load another Windows profile and there all it's okay. Then I copied files from C:\Users\NewProfile\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Templates To C:\Users\OldProfile\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Templates and it didn't help! I still have this lines
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    Mar 10, 2023 at 9:18

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This is "Text Boundaries"

You want the option to show them unchecked. File > Options > Advanced

Advanced Options dialog - text Boundaries

Until Word 2013, these were useful.

Here is a link to my page on this for more background.

Bonus tip: You should not have empty paragraphs. Each of those boxes designates a place where you pressed Enter and started a new paragraph.

See Basic Concepts in Microsoft Word by Word MVP Shauna Kelly, especially Why you should press Enter only once at the end of a paragraph.

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