Background Color Not Coming Through When Converting Word To Pdf, Word For Mac 2016

Restart footnotes for each chapter. Further, when looking in Word's Page Background chunk on the Page layout tab, no color had a box around it to indicate what% gray was invoked (looked like resulting PDF was between 5 and 10%). I selected none anyhow and the PDF result was clean. Since I upgraded to Word 2016 for mac from the online download store, I've had spotty saving capability, and now it has stopped saving 90% of the time. I even tried to copy and paste it into a new document and it still won't save.

• Click 'File' and then 'Save as Template' • In the name section, name it as 'Normal.dotm_2' Then go into your Templates folder and delete the old Normal.dotm file Do this by: • In Finder click 'Go' at the top and then click on Computer • Double-Click on Macintosh HD • Double-click 'Library' • In the upper-right search window, type 'Templates' • Double-click the file named 'Templates' • You will see two templates - Delete the old Normal.dotm file Word will always open your preferred file defaults from now on. The why is pretty simple - Microsoft has entirely re-architected the Offic 2016 for Mac product line to share the majority of the code with windows with a thin layer of native UI/UX code for each platform (macOS / windows / android / iOS / etc.) and another thin layer of foundation code to interact with the filesystem and other platform-specific API and design considerations. The filesystem archeticture for macOS is responsible for the change to user customized content needing to change (as well as sandbox considerations needed should Word ever be distributed via the Mac App Store) that is well documented in this gem of a support article: • Now, the what to do about this is much harder.

When I was having trouble saving after that and when I was finished with the 2-page document, I checked Quick Look and only those original few lines were there. I copied and pasted my entire document to an email to myself (I wasn't using Track Changes). Then quit Word. When I reopened Word, I selected File/Recents and opened the document. It was there in its entirety, apparently having been saved without my knowing. Now I've started a second document, did a Save As, then added to it, and then successfully used Save.

That’s because you’re not dealing with font formatting (which is what normal highlighting is), you’re dealing with paragraph formatting. Quickest, easiest fix? Select the text with your mouse or keyboard, then press CTRL-Q to remove all paragraph formatting. If you need to preserve other paragraph formatting like indentation, etc., select the text and click on the drop-down next to the Shading icon (it looks like a paint can) on the Paragraph section of the Home tab, then choose No Color. So, What’s Your Puzzler?

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Build a Table of Contents If you've had problems making your hyperlinked table of contents work properly in Acrobat, go back to the source and either replace or check the Table of Contents manually. From the References ribbon, click Table of Contents > Insert Table of Contents to open the dialog box (Figure 5). Make your choices, and be sure the Use Hyperlinks Instead of Page Numbers check box has been selected.