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Underlining spaces in Word 2003
How can I underline spaces (such as between words):
Thx Dave Office (Word) 2003 |
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The same way you underline anything else. Highlight the space and underline
it. -- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] "Dave B" wrote in message ... How can I underline spaces (such as between words): Thx Dave Office (Word) 2003 |
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Well, that's kind of embarrassing. On a brighter note, I should get an
award for the record number of other ways I tried to do it that didn't work. Hangs head in shame. Thx Dave |
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Hey, all of us have missed what should have been obvious at some time in our
lives. Some people admit it, other don't. We're just human! :-) (I have to admit I'm curious what other methods you tried. I can only think of one way that wouldn't have worked.) -- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] "Dave B" wrote in message ... Well, that's kind of embarrassing. On a brighter note, I should get an award for the record number of other ways I tried to do it that didn't work. Hangs head in shame. Thx Dave |
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Just to clarify this, Ctrl+U will underline across words and spaces that are
selected: Ctrl+W underlines Words only. There's a whole plethora of other underline variations in the Format, Font dialog. If you want to underline a long stretch of spaces, the final space MUST be a non-breaking space (Ctrl+Shift+Space). -- Terry Farrell - Word MVP http://word.mvps.org/ "Dave B" wrote in message ... : Well, that's kind of embarrassing. On a brighter note, I should get an : award for the record number of other ways I tried to do it that didn't work. : : Hangs head in shame. : : Thx : Dave : : : |
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I've just spotted this thread so, with apologies, I haven't seen what's gone
before. You can get an underline by placing a tab at the point at which you want an underline to start and or stop and then formatting the tab(s) (option 4). Regards. Bill Ridgeway Computer Solutions |
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Terry,
You mean that in Word 2003, Ctrl+W is no longer DocClose? That's quite a major change. What is MS trying to do, make everyone go crazy? Larry TF wrote: Just to clarify this, Ctrl+U will underline across words and spaces that are selected: Ctrl+W underlines Words only. There's a whole plethora of other underline variations in the Format, Font dialog. If you want to underline a long stretch of spaces, the final space MUST be a non-breaking space (Ctrl+Shift+Space). "Dave B" wrote in message ... Well, that's kind of embarrassing. On a brighter note, I should get an award for the record number of other ways I tried to do it that didn't work. Hangs head in shame. Thx Dave |
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Ctrl+W is still DocClose. Ctrl+Shift+W is Word Underline.
-- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Larry" wrote in message ... Terry, You mean that in Word 2003, Ctrl+W is no longer DocClose? That's quite a major change. What is MS trying to do, make everyone go crazy? Larry TF wrote: Just to clarify this, Ctrl+U will underline across words and spaces that are selected: Ctrl+W underlines Words only. There's a whole plethora of other underline variations in the Format, Font dialog. If you want to underline a long stretch of spaces, the final space MUST be a non-breaking space (Ctrl+Shift+Space). "Dave B" wrote in message ... Well, that's kind of embarrassing. On a brighter note, I should get an award for the record number of other ways I tried to do it that didn't work. Hangs head in shame. Thx Dave |
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My error: as Suzanne says it is ctrl+SHIFT+W.
Terry "Larry" wrote in message ... : Terry, : : You mean that in Word 2003, Ctrl+W is no longer DocClose? That's quite : a major change. What is MS trying to do, make everyone go crazy? : : Larry : : : : TF wrote: : Just to clarify this, Ctrl+U will underline across words and spaces : that are selected: Ctrl+W underlines Words only. There's a whole : plethora of other underline variations in the Format, Font dialog. If : you want to underline a long stretch of spaces, the final space MUST : be a non-breaking space (Ctrl+Shift+Space). : : : "Dave B" wrote in message : ... : Well, that's kind of embarrassing. On a brighter note, I should : get an award for the record number of other ways I tried to do it : that didn't : work. : : Hangs head in shame. : : Thx : Dave : : |
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