C
Corey
I am having a problem with the version of Word 2003 on my home computer. I
am doing a class exercise which requires me to add a chart to a Word
document. I do this by going to the Insert -> Picture -> Chart. It then
brings up a sample chart which I can either edit or use as is. It is
supposed to be brought into the document when I click in the document
outside of the chart. This process works fine on the computer I have at the
lab at school. However, on my own computer at home all I get is a one line
message about an embeddded chart when I try to click outside the chart to
bring it into the document. I saw something in the Knowledge Base that I
could fix that by highlighting the embed message and hitting Cntl-Shift-F9
but that doesn't work.
Is there some setting I have wrong perhaps? I have tried uninstalling and
reinstalling office several times to no avail. Otherwise most of the normal
functionality seems all right.
Any help would be appreciated.
am doing a class exercise which requires me to add a chart to a Word
document. I do this by going to the Insert -> Picture -> Chart. It then
brings up a sample chart which I can either edit or use as is. It is
supposed to be brought into the document when I click in the document
outside of the chart. This process works fine on the computer I have at the
lab at school. However, on my own computer at home all I get is a one line
message about an embeddded chart when I try to click outside the chart to
bring it into the document. I saw something in the Knowledge Base that I
could fix that by highlighting the embed message and hitting Cntl-Shift-F9
but that doesn't work.
Is there some setting I have wrong perhaps? I have tried uninstalling and
reinstalling office several times to no avail. Otherwise most of the normal
functionality seems all right.
Any help would be appreciated.