[Solved] How to rid of light gray lines in text??

[Darren N]

I just OCRed a book and am doing corrections on the text.

There are lines that run the width of the page here and there that I cannot get rid of. How do I turn these off?

[RusselB]

Please attach a copy of your actual document rather than a screenshot, as a document contains a lot more information that can be analyzed.

[Darren N]

Thank you.

Two lines are shown at the end of the last page.

[Zizi64]

Is the result of the OCR procedure this .rtf file? Or you have converted the original type to .rtf format?

There are gray lines in your .rtf document, when I open it in my LibreOffice 6.1.6, too.
The last (9-th) page is empty.

The greay lines maybe are section limits created automatically by the OCR program. It is a feature of the Microsoft documents.
I suggest you rto fully reformat the scanned document in the AOO/LO. import the text as Unformatted text.

[RoryOF]

The lines at end of Page 8 and on page 9 are section boundaries. Section 1 starts "There was no occasion..." Section 2 and 3 are empty, following Section 1. To remove these (text wil be kept) use /Format /Sections, select each section name in turn and press the Remove button.

Don't work in RTF format; work in .ODT. If you must have .RTF, when the work is final in .ODT, Save As and select .RTF.

[Darren N]

Thank you everyone. Removing the sections worked. Going to save it as ODT file format also.

[RoryOF]

The outer grey lines are non printing, and shown as aids to page layout; /View /Text boundaries turns these on or off.