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Old 06-10-2017, 09:43 AM
cwword77 cwword77 is offline Weird character appearing in Word at cursor position after using FIND Windows 10 Weird character appearing in Word at cursor position after using FIND Office XP
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Default Weird character appearing in Word at cursor position after using FIND

Here is a puzzler about a weird character being placed in a Word document after using the FIND option. It can really mess up your document if you don't catch it and delete it.




Using the XP version of Word, if I copy words from one Word document and go to another Word document and paste those words into the FIND box, Word drops a weird character (shaped like a tiny taller-than-wide box) at the current cursor position.



-- I pasted in the weird character below this line (but it didn't show up here)

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