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Hi can anyone help me get rid of the annoying 'thing' showing on every line and space please? I must have accidently pressed something
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It's ok I have found out how to do it
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Sorry ignore above... I thought I had but it's back again!
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The thing is called a pillcrow and it designates the end of a paragraph. It is one of the non-printing formatting characters you can display. I keep it turned on virtually all of the time because in a properly-formatted Word document you should have no empty paragraphs. What do all those funny marks, like the dots between the words in my document, and the square bullets in the left margin, mean? , MVP and Dave Rado, MVP
Short answer to your question: Ctrl-Shift-8 or Ctrl-* toggles display of these. If it does not switch it off for you, write back. There is a more involved method involving options settings. Right now, though, I would recommend looking at: Rules for Typing in Word by Shauna Kelly |
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Many thanks. Spooks |
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It is only the * on the regular (not numeric) keyboard that does this, the Shift-8 character (above and between U and I on my keyboard).
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