The Shading is not applied to the cell that contains the CS200 text, nor is it a Border. What you're interpreting as a 'horizontal line' is actually a cell 2 rows above that one. It is set to a Row Height of 0' but has the Shading applied to it.

Try it this way: • Click in the cell containing the CS200 • Go to Table> Table Properties - Row • Click the Previous Row button twice • Go to the Table page of the same dialog • Click the Borders & Shading button • On the Shading page click No Fill or pick a different color Note that this will change the gray stripe above 'Semester' as well, but at least it will give a clearer indication of what you're actually dealing with. Another thing that may help: Click in the table then go to Table> Gridlines.

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The Word Options dialog box displays. Click Advanced in the left pane. Scroll down to the Display section. Select a unit of measurement from the Show measurements in units of drop-down list. Now, the unit of measurement is different, as displayed below in the Indentation section of the Paragraph dialog box.

Change Measurement Units in Word 2003 and Earlier The procedure for changing the units of measurement in Word 2003 and earlier versions is slightly different. To begin, select Options from the Tools menu.

Click the General tab and select a unit of measurement from the Measurement units drop-down list. Again, the unit of measurement is different, as displayed below in the Indentation section of the Paragraph dialog box. Being able to customize the units of measurement used in Word is useful if you are working on a document that must have custom margins in a specified unit of measurement other than inches.