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Walter Jackson48 said:Try hovering your cursor at the very top of the page until it turns into those two arrows pointing toward each other (show White Space). Once you do that, click there—you’ll notice the scroll bar hasn't actually reached the absolute top. Just drag it all the way up. That should fix the issue.
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The problem is officially solved. Thanks a million!! 😁
It’s common knowledge that when you start a new page in Word, there's usually a bit of breathing room at the top. My issue—and it's a bit of a headache, honestly—is that my text starts right at the very edge of the page, with absolutely no margin at all. I’ve tried adjusting the left alignment to nudge things down, but that doesn't seem to do anything. I guess I'm just stuck wondering... what exactly am I doing wrong here?
I'm running into some trouble with these styles in Word 2007... My senior thesis is coming up soon, and I want to set up my own custom style to use for the entire paper. So, I created a style, renamed it "Senior Thesis" and all that, but whenever I actually start typing, I can only manage one line before things go sideways... As soon as I hit , it jumps to a new line and automatically switches the style on me. If anyone actually knows how to build these styles properly, I could really use some help here:
I'm looking for a Times New Roman font, size 12, and I want it so that when I hit enter, it doesn't leave an extra blank line like some other styles do (when I click "modify style," I have absolutely no clue what I'm supposed to select under "font style," "Style based on:", or "Style for following paragraph"—it just says "no style" or "no spacing"... o.O)
I hope I've made myself clear enough 😁
Superman and Vegeta from Dragon Ball Z.
Sherlock Holmes and Nick Fury from Sherlock Holmes.
granitefalcon26 said:2. For certain types of carcinoma, both chemotherapy and surgery might be perfectly fine.
Regarding that colon cancer we were discussing—in that case, would both chemo and surgery be considered standard?
I’ve had two questions rattling around my head for quite some time now...
- How does cancer—say, colon cancer—just show up in someone who's young, doesn't smoke, avoids alcohol, eats clean, and stays active?
- And if someone actually has a tumor or cancer, is it possible for their lab results—like blood counts or ESR—to look completely normal?
This isn't about me, personally; I'm just genuinely curious...
I don't get it either—I tried starting my own thread once and it was nuked immediately...
Robert Harris80 said:I was wondering if anyone else has dealt with something similar—any advice on how you fixed it? My issue is that soccer preseason starts in just a week, and this timing really isn't helping.
I’ve definitely been there—I play soccer on concrete almost every day, and my right heel has been acting up; I'm right-footed, by the way. I can walk or even run without much trouble, but if I put weight specifically on that heel—almost like something is shifting inside it—that's when the pain kicks in...
It’s been bothering me for over a year now, I think—or maybe even longer, though I suppose I might not have been paying close enough attention back then.