Typically, Formatting Marks are not visible unless you turn them visible by pressing ¶ on the Home tab in Word: Alternatively, you can use keyboard shortcut Ctrl + * or Ctrl + Shift + 8 to toggle Show/Hide Formatting Marks on or off.

I used to have Office 2011 until my computer crashed and I needed to reinstall the operating system and had to get Office 2016. In my 2011 Office, I have a 300 training manual, some with 3 columns and they all fit on the page, (after I changed the formatting for the page so they would fit). Now, Office 2016 for Mac has 2-3 lines spilling over to the next page. And when I try to format the document so it was the same as before my computer operating system crashed, it will not allow the same amount of information on the page. I do get a message telling me that the formatting is outside of printing margins but I do not care.

(I used to get that when I tried to print a PDF in Office 2011 and it worked fine) I need all the information in those columns on one page, just like it used to be, instead of spilling over to the next page. I can have the top line be '0' but it was.5' in 2011 and it looked much cleaner. And even when I do '0' for the top margin: 1.

It looks worse, because it fills up the whole page 2. It still does not allow all the information in the three columns to be on one page. I've tried to expand the right margin as far as I can. And I need to keep the left margin at 1' or close to that.

Can anyone help me? Something has changed from 2011 Office to the 2016 version.and now I have a training manual with the contents overflowing onto the next page, which also changes the page numbers in the manual =(. With appreciation, Paul.

Microsoft takes pains to ensure that document appearance remains the same through different versions. 99% of the time, variations in appearance between versions are font-related.

Formatting the graphic: If you look closely at your screenshot, you'll notice that the Table Design and Layout tabs are a darker blue. This is because your graphic is inline with text inside a table cell. That's why you can't move it at will. If you choose Word>Preferences>View and check Text Boundaries, you'll be able to see the table grid.

While you're in the View preferences, also check All in the Show Non-Printing Characters section. These settings help you to see what formatting is really going on in a document.

Cut the graphic, then paste it outside the table. Now selecting it will display the Picture Format tab and that will give you the graphic positioning you're after. Formatting the checkbox: There is no Format>Symbols command in Word 2016, so you couldn't have done those steps. There is Insert>Advanced Symbol and Edit>Emoji & Symbols. Please double-check which of those you actually used. Formatting the text line breaks: If possible, please upload your document to a cloud service like OneDrive, then post a Share link here.

If you are concerned about security, you can email it directly to me at production at brandwares dot com. I'll open it in both Word 2011 and 2016 and create PDFs so you can compare the page formatting on both. If there is a discrepancy between the two, I'll find the reason and explain it.

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If the tools do not appear: Close Word and EndNote. Open your hard drive and go to the folder: EndNote X-: Applications:EndNote X-:Cite While You Write Copy the file EndNote CWYW Word 2011.bundle Go to the folder Applications:Microsoft Office 2011:Office:Startup:Word and paste the copied file Start Word, go to Word > Preferences and click on File Locations Make sure the Startup folder is set by highlighting Startup and clicking on Modify. Navigate to Applications folder then Microsoft Office 2011:Office:Startup:Word and click Choose Click OK and close Word.