How to Delete those 'automatic' lines Outlook puts in e-mails?

[Your Display Name here...]

If you type ==== and then return, outlook puts in a double line.
This object:
=========
Cannot be selected.
Cannot be formatted.
Cannot be deleted.
It is NOT a border.
Turning borders off simply moves the line.
Selecting all text before and after and hitting delete moves the line.
It is not under AutoCorrect.
It is not under AutoFormat.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

You're using word as the editor and it’s a word feature. (--- and ____
also do it - 3 of the character cause this paragraph underlining. )

If you hit Ctrl+Z as soon as it changes, it should undo. To disable, go to
tools, options, spelling tab, autocorrect options - Autoformat as you type
tab - Border lines option.


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