Second: I can't prove this, but I'm certain that I created the 'Shape text' rectangle by drawing it, or by copying and pasting some other shape - not by copying and pasting the non-printing outer rectangle. The cause is not the containing layer's 'Print' property, though, because it is enabled in every layer. The 'Shape text' rectangle from printing. I don't know why it is because I didn't create the page, but just now I realized that whatever prevents the outermost rectangle from printing probably also prevents I'll add a little more information for context.įirst: The outermost rectangle (the one in the background page) is SUPPOSED to be invisible. The two rectangles with dashed lines are invisible.

When I print FIG.3 or look at its preview, I see the header, footer, and 'Inner shape' rectangle only. With a dashed line and the text 'Shape text,' and within it, another rectangle with a solid line and the text 'Inner shape.' 'Background-1' is a background page that contains a header, a footer, and a rectangle with a dashed line which marks the edges of a drawing's usable area. I can't share the original file due to confidentiality requirements, but I created a 'sanitized' version that demonstrates the problem. I'm sorry it took me so long to get to this. I'm emailing a file to you with a copy of this message. No timeline is available, though.Thank you, Paul. Teams isn't included in today's rollout of updates, but Microsoft says they're working on it. Outlook users will get not only native Apple Silicon support, but support for iCloud accounts as well, allowing them to sync their email, contacts, and calendars to the app if they use Apple's service to store them. Office users who have automatic updates turned on should have the new versions sometime today, and anyone else can update it through the Mac App Store or Microsoft's AutoUpdate software (depending on if you downloaded Office through the App Store or directly from Microsoft). 'Notably absent, however, is Teams.' From the report: The updates are making the apps universal ones - meaning these versions will run on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs, so any upcoming updates or features will be coming at the same time for both platforms. 'The apps getting the updates are Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and OneNote,' reports The Verge. Microsoft is rolling out an update today that brings native support for Apple's M1 chip to the Windows productivity suite.

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