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Dave
Greg, Thanks a million. I inadvertantly turned them on by fat-fingering
something and they were killing me. I couldn't figure out what I had done.
They're gone now and I'm sane. - Dave
something and they were killing me. I couldn't figure out what I had done.
They're gone now and I'm sane. - Dave
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Terry Farrell
Although you may not like them, when you really start creating complex
document, it is vital to see the non-printing characters or you won't be in
full control and may easily mess up your document. A simple example is that
if you copy and paste from one part of the document (or another document)
into the one you are editing, how do you know you have included a paragraph
mark or not: the difference can be disastrous.
document, it is vital to see the non-printing characters or you won't be in
full control and may easily mess up your document. A simple example is that
if you copy and paste from one part of the document (or another document)
into the one you are editing, how do you know you have included a paragraph
mark or not: the difference can be disastrous.
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alpineburg
Thank you so much I have been fighting these symbols for a month, thank you,
thank you!
thank you!
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marta
HELP! I read your answer about the ctrl, shift and * and those marks are
still all over my page! I'm losing it here!! I have word 2007 and can't find
anything to remover these darns things. PLease help me? THanks
still all over my page! I'm losing it here!! I have word 2007 and can't find
anything to remover these darns things. PLease help me? THanks
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Graham Mayor
Click the ¶ button on the Home tab of the ribbon to toggle the display of
formatting marks.
The keyboard shortcut retained from earlier versions is CTRL+* (CTRL+Shift
8)
See also Word Options > Display to select them individually.
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formatting marks.
The keyboard shortcut retained from earlier versions is CTRL+* (CTRL+Shift
8)
See also Word Options > Display to select them individually.
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Stefan Blom
Click the Office button and then click Word Options. In the Display
category, clear all of the options under "Always show these formatting marks
on the screen." Click OK.
category, clear all of the options under "Always show these formatting marks
on the screen." Click OK.
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Julia - Medical Center of Marin
When I saw that answer - "CTRL - SHFT - *", tried it, and it worked, I was
the happiest person on earth. All of the instructions I could find (which
weren't many) referred to menu options that do not exist in Outlook 2007. So
apparently, the keystroke combination still works, but the functionality
isn't available by menu tree in Outlook, and as such, not in the help systems
for Outlook 2007 (maybe it's available in Word, I don't know, I wasn't using
Word so I didn't care!). THANK YOU. I'm sure it's on Microsoft's high
priority bug list, to be fixed soon, hahaha NOT.
the happiest person on earth. All of the instructions I could find (which
weren't many) referred to menu options that do not exist in Outlook 2007. So
apparently, the keystroke combination still works, but the functionality
isn't available by menu tree in Outlook, and as such, not in the help systems
for Outlook 2007 (maybe it's available in Word, I don't know, I wasn't using
Word so I didn't care!). THANK YOU. I'm sure it's on Microsoft's high
priority bug list, to be fixed soon, hahaha NOT.
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Terry Farrell
Firstly, it isn't a bug and secondly, Outlook 2007 does NOT use Word as its
email editor. OL 2007 has its own email editor that looks like Word 2007,
has many of the features of Word 2007, but it isn't.
The tool for toggling the non-printing characters (¶) is on the Format Text
ribbon in Outlook 2007.
email editor. OL 2007 has its own email editor that looks like Word 2007,
has many of the features of Word 2007, but it isn't.
The tool for toggling the non-printing characters (¶) is on the Format Text
ribbon in Outlook 2007.
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jimleyla
Greg said:
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Is there a question here?
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Terry Farrell
No. It seems to be a cryptic answer to a three-month old question that has
already been answered.
Terry
already been answered.
Terry
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Sara
Greg said:
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Sara
Greg - I did what you suggested and the dots disappear, but I still have the
paragraph symbol and arrows pointing to addressees and date. It is driving
me crazy. How do I get rid of them - I am a novice user. If I click on
CTRl + Shift+ 8 it goes back to dots between words and if I click again it
gets rid of dots, but the other symbols remain. Any suggestions? Sara
paragraph symbol and arrows pointing to addressees and date. It is driving
me crazy. How do I get rid of them - I am a novice user. If I click on
CTRl + Shift+ 8 it goes back to dots between words and if I click again it
gets rid of dots, but the other symbols remain. Any suggestions? Sara
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Jay Freedman
If you have Word 2003 or earlier, go to Tools > Options > View. If you have
Word 2007, go to Office button > Word Options > Display. In either case,
you'll see a series of checkboxes for tabs, spaces, paragraph marks, and so
forth, plus one labeled All. The Ctrl+Shift+8 shortcut only changes the All
setting. If any of the others are checked individually, they won't switch
off when you press the shortcut. Uncheck all of the boxes in that part of
the dialog, and the extra marks will disappear.
You should take a few minutes to learn what the marks are for, because they
can be useful. Read
http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/NonPrintChars.htm.
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Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.
Word 2007, go to Office button > Word Options > Display. In either case,
you'll see a series of checkboxes for tabs, spaces, paragraph marks, and so
forth, plus one labeled All. The Ctrl+Shift+8 shortcut only changes the All
setting. If any of the others are checked individually, they won't switch
off when you press the shortcut. Uncheck all of the boxes in that part of
the dialog, and the extra marks will disappear.
You should take a few minutes to learn what the marks are for, because they
can be useful. Read
http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/NonPrintChars.htm.
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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.
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Terry Farrell
Tools, Options, View and deselect all the items checked under non-printing
characters.
characters.
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VballBaby158
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!!!!!
Greg said:
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JJWalker
Greg said:
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Is there a question here?
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
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Baraka
I have the same problem.... what do I do? Help me somebody.Sara said:Greg - I did what you suggested and the dots disappear, but I still have the
paragraph symbol and arrows pointing to addressees and date. It is driving
me crazy. How do I get rid of them - I am a novice user. If I click on
CTRl + Shift+ 8 it goes back to dots between words and if I click again it
gets rid of dots, but the other symbols remain. Any suggestions? Sara
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