This question depends on me keeping job. How to get rid of gridlines on word 2008 MAC?

Question

So I have word 2008 on my mac and after making a contact sheet my boss just wants the gridlines to go away. I have looked up five links apparently telling me of a button you can push that just says show or hide grid lines. Ive spent days looking all over word looking for this solution and have not found anything on it. I cant find it in the table tab from my toolbox nor can i find it in the table section at the top of the page. Please I don't understand :( lol

Answer 1

Do you mean make them invisible on screen or do you mean make them go away when you print them? There are table grid lines, which you only see on screen, and there are table borders, which are printable,



For the table borders, select the table and use the Format menu item Borders and Shading and set the borders to None.



If you want to make the gridlines invisible on screen as well, then you need to turn off the grid line display. Note however that this is not a setting that is saved with the file, it is a preferences setting on the computer you are using and applies to every table in every document on that computer. It won't move with the file. As such, you need to do that on your boss's computer. That setting is on the Table Format tab and also towards the bottom of the Table menu, where it is called Gridlines.

Answer 2

Your boned

Answer 3

make them the same color as the background?