textedit
I have been copying and pasting lots of contact info into a Textedit file.
I have been saving as I go along and it saves as .RTF
Now suddenly it says:
This document contains graphics and will be saved using RTFD (RTF with graphics) format. RTFD documents are not compatible with some applications. Save anyway?
I have not intentionally put graphics onto document. How can I find the 'graphic' and delete it?
The format menu has a toggle to switch things for you.
Pressing shift + command + T will toggle the document to plain text mode.
You can also set the default format in the preference pane for the app.
Unless you really want a 20 inch wide paper printing you need to adjust your settings.
In TextEdit, click on File than on Page set up.
In the new window click on Paper Size and select proper size, like US letter or other standard formats.
As you know those markers above the scale are the TAB positions (for the tab key on your keyboard.
You can move them around as you see it fit, or remove them. The First and the last one are positioned depending your settings for the page margins. If you right click on one of them you get a choice to choose what they are fore.
The centering will be always for the center of the word it self, thus some might look out of center if they are longer then others.
Now you can use the keyboard TAB key and move a word to the center, or just use the Text Center Icon, but not both at same time
Best Answer
Try showing package contents in Finder and deleting all the image files.
You can then either move the rtf file outside the rtfd folder, or open the rtfd file in TextEdit, duplicate it, and save it as rtf.