Works Spreadsheet Grid Lines


  1. Dick H
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    Works Spreadsheet Grid Lines


    When I copy and paste some info from a Works Spreadsheet into an .RTF, a .TXT or .WPS file
    the grid lines are there. This was not always the case. I seldom do this so I have not raised the issue previously. If I paste the data into an e-mail the grid lines are not there.
    Also, I removed the grid lines in the spreadsheet, then copied the data, but the grid lines still appear when I paste it into a document. How can I eliminate those grid lines?

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  3. Dick H
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    Posted 3 days ago. I guess no one knows the answer.
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