If neither of Bob's ideas are true, the next most likely suggestion is that
you are looking at a "Style Separator".
A Style Separator is a mind-bendingly stupid idea introduced with Word 2002
and immediately deprecated because it was such a silly idea. It enabled you
to apply two paragraph styles to the same paragraph, in order to produce
run-in headings.
It IS a fake paragraph mark.
It was replaced with an even more stupid idea: "Linked Styles", which create
the character parts of a paragraph style as a separate style with the same
name.
So these are "fake styles".
If you manage to avoid either mechanism, your document will be a lot more
reliable.
Cheers
hello, i received this document for editing and it has a paragraph mark
inside a paragraph. when i'm in normal or outline view, i only see one
paragraph, the same if i click 3 times in the margin, but still, this
paragraph mark is in the middle of the text. can anyone explain how this is
possible?
thanks
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