[ShyShark]

I AM WRITING A BOOK AND AM WELL INTO IT BUT ... THERE ARE LINES OR
PARAGRAPHS THAT I WOULD LIKE TO MOVE ...
EG:
10 PARAGRAPHS ARE COMPLETE BUT I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE PARAGRAPH 8 AND SLIP IT
BETWEEN 3 AND 4.
I CAN'T BELIEVE IT ISN'T POSSIBLE ... I JUST CAN'T FIGURE OUT HOW TO DO IT

[Terry Farrell]

There are probably a thousand ways to do it and I am surprised that you
cannot find just one of them. But this is my favourite...

Triple-click anywhere in the paragraph to select it. Then click on the
selected paragraph and drag & drop it when you want it to appear OR

Triple-click to select the paragraph, Ctrl+X to cut the paragraph, click the
cursor to where you want it to appear and Ctrl+K to paste it there.

I expect other users will tell you their (different) favourite ways to quick
move a paragraph too.

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"ShyShark" wrote in message
...
I AM WRITING A BOOK AND AM WELL INTO IT BUT ... THERE ARE LINES OR
PARAGRAPHS THAT I WOULD LIKE TO MOVE ...
EG:
10 PARAGRAPHS ARE COMPLETE BUT I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE PARAGRAPH 8 AND SLIP
IT
BETWEEN 3 AND 4.
I CAN'T BELIEVE IT ISN'T POSSIBLE ... I JUST CAN'T FIGURE OUT HOW TO DO IT

[Jonathan Boyko]

Ehlo ShyShark,
A BIT OFF-SUBJECT, BUT I AM GLAD YOU ARE WRITING THOSE IN ALL CAPITALS. IN
REALLY CONVEYS YOUR MESSAGE.

---
Sincerely,
Jonathan M. Boyko,
TMidEast.Com.



S I AM WRITING A BOOK AND AM WELL INTO IT BUT ... THERE ARE LINES OR
S PARAGRAPHS THAT I WOULD LIKE TO MOVE ...
S EG:
S 10 PARAGRAPHS ARE COMPLETE BUT I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE PARAGRAPH 8 AND
S SLIP IT
S BETWEEN 3 AND 4.
S I CAN'T BELIEVE IT ISN'T POSSIBLE ... I JUST CAN'T FIGURE OUT HOW TO
S DO IT

[Dave Symes]

In article ,
Jonathan Boyko wrote:
Ehlo ShyShark, A BIT OFF-SUBJECT, BUT I AM GLAD YOU ARE WRITING THOSE IN
ALL CAPITALS. IN REALLY CONVEYS YOUR MESSAGE.

---
Sincerely,
Jonathan M. Boyko,
TMidEast.Com.

I guess the book is for little children, thus all in caps. ;-(

Dave

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[JoAnn Paules]

No - it's for people who are hard of hearing. He has to YELL it so they can
hear it.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



"Dave Symes" wrote in message
...
In article ,
Jonathan Boyko wrote:
Ehlo ShyShark, A BIT OFF-SUBJECT, BUT I AM GLAD YOU ARE WRITING THOSE IN
ALL CAPITALS. IN REALLY CONVEYS YOUR MESSAGE.

---
Sincerely,
Jonathan M. Boyko,
TMidEast.Com.

I guess the book is for little children, thus all in caps. ;-(

Dave

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[Terry Farrell]

Oops. For Ctrl+K read Ctrl+V.

Terry

"Terry Farrell" wrote in message
...
There are probably a thousand ways to do it and I am surprised that you
cannot find just one of them. But this is my favourite...

Triple-click anywhere in the paragraph to select it. Then click on the
selected paragraph and drag & drop it when you want it to appear OR

Triple-click to select the paragraph, Ctrl+X to cut the paragraph, click
the cursor to where you want it to appear and Ctrl+K to paste it there.

I expect other users will tell you their (different) favourite ways to
quick move a paragraph too.

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"ShyShark" wrote in message
...
I AM WRITING A BOOK AND AM WELL INTO IT BUT ... THERE ARE LINES OR
PARAGRAPHS THAT I WOULD LIKE TO MOVE ...
EG:
10 PARAGRAPHS ARE COMPLETE BUT I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE PARAGRAPH 8 AND SLIP
IT
BETWEEN 3 AND 4.
I CAN'T BELIEVE IT ISN'T POSSIBLE ... I JUST CAN'T FIGURE OUT HOW TO DO
IT

[Luc]

ShyShark,
What the others said but also, click in the paragraph/or select if several
paragraphs are involved, press Alt+shift+arrow up/down till the paragraph is
where it should be.

--

Luc Sanders
MVP - PowerPoint

"ShyShark" schreef in bericht
...
I AM WRITING A BOOK AND AM WELL INTO IT BUT ... THERE ARE LINES OR
PARAGRAPHS THAT I WOULD LIKE TO MOVE ...
EG:
10 PARAGRAPHS ARE COMPLETE BUT I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE PARAGRAPH 8 AND SLIP
IT
BETWEEN 3 AND 4.
I CAN'T BELIEVE IT ISN'T POSSIBLE ... I JUST CAN'T FIGURE OUT HOW TO DO IT

[Charles W Davis[_2_]]

I felt bad when I learned that the individual typing in upper case was a
veteran using his only remainin finger...
"JoAnn Paules" wrote in message
...
No - it's for people who are hard of hearing. He has to YELL it so they
can hear it.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



"Dave Symes" wrote in message
...
In article ,
Jonathan Boyko wrote:
Ehlo ShyShark, A BIT OFF-SUBJECT, BUT I AM GLAD YOU ARE WRITING THOSE IN
ALL CAPITALS. IN REALLY CONVEYS YOUR MESSAGE.

---
Sincerely,
Jonathan M. Boyko,
TMidEast.Com.

I guess the book is for little children, thus all in caps. ;-(

Dave

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[Terry Farrell]

That I don't follow that argument. It is just as easy to take off the Caps
lock and type in all lower case - which is FAR easier to read. In fact, it
saves a keystroke (the Caps lock key) so it is easier.

Terry

"Charles W Davis" wrote in message
...
I felt bad when I learned that the individual typing in upper case was a
veteran using his only remainin finger...
"JoAnn Paules" wrote in message
...
No - it's for people who are hard of hearing. He has to YELL it so they
can hear it.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



"Dave Symes" wrote in message
...
In article ,
Jonathan Boyko wrote:
Ehlo ShyShark, A BIT OFF-SUBJECT, BUT I AM GLAD YOU ARE WRITING THOSE
IN
ALL CAPITALS. IN REALLY CONVEYS YOUR MESSAGE.

---
Sincerely,
Jonathan M. Boyko,
TMidEast.Com.

I guess the book is for little children, thus all in caps. ;-(

Dave

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