How do I print guide lines on calendars in Publisher 2003

How do I print guide lines on calendars in Publisher 2003 & Word 2002.
The giude lines appear on the template, but not on the preview, or print

Help please.

Nicholas Cooper

Guidelines don't print - they aren't "real". Are you looking for a grid or
what?

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



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How do I print guide lines on calendars in Publisher 2003 & Word 2002.
The giude lines appear on the template, but not on the preview, or print

Help please.

Nicholas Cooper




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Highlight the table, click lines, more lines, presets, click the grid...

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"Ruthven" wrote in message
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How do I print guide lines on calendars in Publisher 2003 & Word 2002.
The giude lines appear on the template, but not on the preview, or print

Help please.

Nicholas Cooper

Thank you for your reply, I understand and appreciate your comments.
On a calendar I would like the numbered day of the week to be contained in
a 'box' as it appears on the template.

Thanks again.

Nicholas

"JoAnn Paules" wrote:

Guidelines don't print - they aren't "real". Are you looking for a grid or
what?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"Ruthven" wrote in message
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How do I print guide lines on calendars in Publisher 2003 & Word 2002.
The giude lines appear on the template, but not on the preview, or print

Help please.

Nicholas Cooper




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That's a grid, as in a table. (The following explanation is being simplified
for this response. Don't start nailing me on technicalities.) Layout,
margin, column, row, and baseline guide lines are just a way to make sure
your objects are positioned correctly.

Just as when you use Word and create a table, you need to tell the document
you want borders on your cells. Are you starting from scratch or have you
started with a template?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"Ruthven" wrote in message
...
Thank you for your reply, I understand and appreciate your comments.
On a calendar I would like the numbered day of the week to be contained
in
a 'box' as it appears on the template.

Thanks again.

Nicholas

"JoAnn Paules" wrote:

Guidelines don't print - they aren't "real". Are you looking for a grid
or
what?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"Ruthven" wrote in message
...
How do I print guide lines on calendars in Publisher 2003 & Word 2002.
The giude lines appear on the template, but not on the preview, or
print

Help please.

Nicholas Cooper




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Hello Mary, Thanks for your reply. After some more thought I have managed to
acheive 'boxes' to surround the numbered days of the week by selecting each
cell then select Format box. This does the trick.

Thanks again

Nicholas.

"Mary Sauer" wrote:

Highlight the table, click lines, more lines, presets, click the grid...

--
Mary Sauer MS MVP
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http://www.msauer.mvps.org/
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"Ruthven" wrote in message
...
How do I print guide lines on calendars in Publisher 2003 & Word 2002.
The giude lines appear on the template, but not on the preview, or print

Help please.

Nicholas Cooper

Thanks for your help and comments. I am using existing templates for
calendars, I have, however noticed that some templates will actually print
the 'box' that contains the numbered day of the week, some however will not.
Those that do not then I select each 'cell' and use 'format Box', this does
the trick.

I was incorrect in using the term 'guide lines', I now realise
that I meant boxes.

Very many thanks for your help.

Best wishes,

Nicholas.

"JoAnn Paules" wrote:

That's a grid, as in a table. (The following explanation is being simplified
for this response. Don't start nailing me on technicalities.) Layout,
margin, column, row, and baseline guide lines are just a way to make sure
your objects are positioned correctly.

Just as when you use Word and create a table, you need to tell the document
you want borders on your cells. Are you starting from scratch or have you
started with a template?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"Ruthven" wrote in message
...
Thank you for your reply, I understand and appreciate your comments.
On a calendar I would like the numbered day of the week to be contained
in
a 'box' as it appears on the template.

Thanks again.

Nicholas

"JoAnn Paules" wrote:

Guidelines don't print - they aren't "real". Are you looking for a grid
or
what?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"Ruthven" wrote in message
...
How do I print guide lines on calendars in Publisher 2003 & Word 2002.
The giude lines appear on the template, but not on the preview, or
print

Help please.

Nicholas Cooper




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While waiting for decisions from his 6 university choices, Ed sees a
message from Ruthven . On it is written:
I was incorrect in using the term 'guide lines', I now
realise that I meant boxes.

You were closer than you think - the more technical term I would use is
"gridlines"

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