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How can I get the line spacer OFF???
I pressed something with the ALT or CTRL key by accident and cannot get those
line spacers off...looks like a backward "P" but with 2 vertical lines...HELP!! It's driving me nuts! Thanks so much! |
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How can I get the line spacer OFF???
Ctrl + Shift + * (asterisk). You turned on "Formatting marks" (Show/Hide on
your toolbar next to your Zoom level--you can click that icon). Alternately: ToolsOptions, on the View tab under Formatting marks unckeck All. "chevygirl" wrote: I pressed something with the ALT or CTRL key by accident and cannot get those line spacers off...looks like a backward "P" but with 2 vertical lines...HELP!! It's driving me nuts! Thanks so much! |
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How can I get the line spacer OFF???
Just to be picky for a minute, as this is a very common mistake ...
The shortcut is Ctrl+*, not Ctrl+Shift +anything. If the asterisk character on a particular keyboard needs a shift to get it then, yes, you will have to press Shift but it is not inherently part of the shortcut key combination. -- Enjoy, Tony "SVC" wrote in message ... Ctrl + Shift + * (asterisk). You turned on "Formatting marks" (Show/Hide on your toolbar next to your Zoom level--you can click that icon). Alternately: ToolsOptions, on the View tab under Formatting marks unckeck All. "chevygirl" wrote: I pressed something with the ALT or CTRL key by accident and cannot get those line spacers off...looks like a backward "P" but with 2 vertical lines...HELP!! It's driving me nuts! Thanks so much! |
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How can I get the line spacer OFF???
Precisely, and this is why it is better stated as Ctrl+* rather than
Ctrl+Shift+8, as the latter is applicable only on U.S. keyboards. -- 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. "Tony Jollans" My Forename at My Surname dot com wrote in message ... Just to be picky for a minute, as this is a very common mistake ... The shortcut is Ctrl+*, not Ctrl+Shift +anything. If the asterisk character on a particular keyboard needs a shift to get it then, yes, you will have to press Shift but it is not inherently part of the shortcut key combination. -- Enjoy, Tony "SVC" wrote in message ... Ctrl + Shift + * (asterisk). You turned on "Formatting marks" (Show/Hide on your toolbar next to your Zoom level--you can click that icon). Alternately: ToolsOptions, on the View tab under Formatting marks unckeck All. "chevygirl" wrote: I pressed something with the ALT or CTRL key by accident and cannot get those line spacers off...looks like a backward "P" but with 2 vertical lines...HELP!! It's driving me nuts! Thanks so much! |
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