

I have no clue how it looks visually, but it even increases the speed of the spell checker, for some reason. Plus, the ribbon opens quicker too, for some reason. It's far speedier to write and edit documents in. I get these in daily digests, so, sorry for the late reply, but draft view strips out the toolbars and also unnecessary font styles to simplify writing. I've also tried opening the normal template through Microsoft word, then, immediately switching the view to draft view, then making formatting changes, then saving the template, but it still opens to print layout view. Does anyone know of another way to always open in draft view? I've tried editing the Normal template directly by opening it through Microsoft word, making changes to it, adding header text, doing all the writer requirement things for literary markets, switching the view to draft viewĪfter making all the changes, then, saving by hitting CTRL S, but upon opening a new, blank, document, the view defaults to print layout view. Into is getting word to open in draft view, rather than print layout view.

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