I tell you, Graham, you have broken the logjam here. I see I can highlight
a whole section of the dictionary and then remove the indent using the
"decrease indent" icon on the toolbar. That being the case, I can move much
more quickly through the document. That is a great improvement.
Thanks for pointing out my error in treating the matter as one dealing with
tabs instead of one dealing with indents.
Steve
"Graham Mayor" wrote:
And managed to get a different subject text? Good trick!
If ^t is not being recognised then there are no tabs in your document.
Chances are that you have a setting in autoformat as you type, to define
styles based on your formatting. In which case they are indents. Verify by
pressing CTRL+* of click the ΒΆ button on the toolbar or look at the ruler
with the cursor in an indented para. That being the case, use the replace
function to replace the indented style with a non-indented style. See also
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/TameAutoFormat.htm
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unity22 wrote:
Sorry, Doug. I'm a newbie and I probably hit the wrong button twice.
"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote:
And I now see that your previous identical question was correctly
answered by fellow MVP Jay Freedman 1 hour and fifty minutes before
you repeated the question.
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Hope this helps.
Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.
Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"unity22" wrote in message
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I am writring a dictionary and have used a tab at the beginning of
each entry to distinguish it from a heading.
However now I wish to get rid of the tabs and I have tried doing it
by using
the "replace" function (control H), to replace a tab with nothing.
But I cannot find a function on "replace" for tabs.
Can anyone tell me how to get rid of tabs without manually deleting
each one?
Thanks,
unity 22