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"CTRL+SHIFT+DRAG" - what does this do?
After selecting a paragraph to copy, it I did (by mistake) CTRL+SHIFT+DRAG, instead of CTRL+DRAG. This did result in a copied paragraph, but it also enclosed the original paragraph in ghostly square brackets. Can anyone tell me what this means?
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"CTRL+SHIFT+DRAG" - what does this do?
Hi Ubtree,
you have inserted a link to a paragraph. Try [alt F9] to toggle between text and link. The target of the link is now defined by a bookmark, which causes the ghostly square brackets. -- Greetings from Bavaria, Germany Helmut Weber, MVP WordVBA Vista Small Business, Office XP |
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Thank you very much for your clear - and very helpful - explanation. Kind regards, Ubtree |
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