Unwanted Screen Shot In Word Doc

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Linda Bawcom

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Hello kind expert(s),

I have a word doc with a list of definitions in alpha order (which I've attached) I need to refer to sometimes. There are 13 pages-some definitions have been cut and paste and others I've typed in myself. However, much to my amazement, today, when scrolling down on page 8. I found that I have a complete screen shot of one page-still in alpha order-. Now, in order for you to see it, you may need to hit the delete key at the end of the text on the top of page 8 which ends with "kinds of entities are properly included" , which is what I did in order to try to move up text from the following page (e.g. it seemed like I had almost an entire blank page) When I say complete I mean just that, as if I had, with my insert key, asked the computer to 'print screen'. It can not be edited in any way. I would not particularly care since it is only for my own use except about a quarter of the right margin is missing. Anyone have any particular idea on how to correct this situation?

I have an HP laptop and use XP. (Granted my laptop was sent to HP a few months ago, but that was for a wireless problem that needed "re-inginered" [which I read as lose wire] but I don't think that could have anything to do with it-unless it happened when I used my memory stick to download everything again).

Kindest regards,
Linda
 

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is the bookmark set to picture intentionaly?
there is a space before picture and last paragraph mark.
look at that document and tell me if that is what u want to get.

there is a option on Tools/Options/Edit named
"Use the INS key for paste."
i think that, that i mage was in your clipboard and you accidentaly pasted it.

Hope that helps
 

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Hi Lazy (although you certainly haven't been),

Thank you so very much for your answer (I 'd almost forgotten about it). You know you're suggestion is possible since I cut and pasted a lot of the definitions and although not selected now, I may have done so before I had to get my computer fixed. Well, it certainly won't happen again now that I know. So again, thank you.
BTW, since I've got you here, do you happen to know if I use "track changes" on my papers how they will print out? Will they print out with the tracking info (which I don't want)?
Kindest regards,
Linda
 
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