Yes, that affects a few people, depending on their graphics hardware and how
busy the computer is at the time.
You will find you can clear it by paging "back" a couple of screenfuls, then
forward (to force the computer to have another try at drawing the screen).
I am sure there will be a patch for this sometime. In the meantime, you may
wish to explore alternative ways to navigate in long documents.
For example: dragging the thumb in the scroll bar, enabling the Navigation
Pane in the View menu, or for really long documents, flipping into Outline
View.
Hope this helps
On 28/01/08 2:24 AM, in article
85fc2003-5571-4ae1-8f9c-cb6227a43264.TakeThisOut@i7g2000prf.googlegroups.com,
"mdhills@gmail.com" <mdhills.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote:
> Has anyone been having problems with the screen getting out of synch
> with the scrolling?
>
> I've noticed this within my first few minutes of using Word2008.
> When scrolling with the mouse scroll wheel while in draft view with
> zoom set to 150%, I've been seeing visual tears in the window as the
> display gets messed up.
> If I'm scrolling rapidly, sometimes I'll see a part of the document
> appear at both the top and bottom part of the window. I seem to
> recall similar problems in early versions of Word X (or was it 2004?)
>
> an example screen shot is at:
> http://tina.stanford.edu/~hills/Office2008/word2008_scrolling_glitch.png
>
> (Office 2008, MacOSX 10.4.10 on macbook pro; Office X and 2004 both
> still installed)
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