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Old December 30th, 2008, 12:56 PM posted to microsoft.public.word.pagelayout
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Default "Bordering" Paragraphs

On Dec 29, 10:36*am, "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Is there some reason you're not using Track Changes and Comments instead of
borders and such?


I grade student papers and email them. I never thought Track Changes
and Comments could be "Saved As." But frankly, even if it can be Saved
As, it doesn't give the options I avail myself of with Drawing
Objects, Arrows, Lines, Text Boxes, etc.

On another topic, Ms. Barnhill, since this is not a WORD 2007
question, could you tell me: My students routinely ignore my demand
they employ MLA-style format. One of the ways they ignore this is by
using what appears the Default template, which, apparently, includes
Points Above and Points Below paragraphs.

I would appreciate any information or links that clearly discuss what
"Points," in the context of Microsoft WORD, exactly are, and why this
Default template (which to my knowledge conforms to NO college-level
prescribed writing style) is 2007's Default choice.

Thank you, as always.