On Word Help, it says that those dots between spaces are formatting marks. I
press the button to remove formatting marks, and nothing happens. Every time
I open an old document, there are new dots in the spaces that weren't there
before, and it's causing a real problem. Can anyone help?

Nonprinting characters can be turned off and on by clicking ¶ in the
Standard toolbar. If that doesn't work, check the View settings in the
Tools | Options menu. See here for more info, and an explanation of how
nonprinting characters can be extremely useful:

http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/NonPrintChars.htm


On 10/18/05 4:10 PM, "aidenfire" wrote:

On Word Help, it says that those dots between spaces are formatting marks. I
press the button to remove formatting marks, and nothing happens. Every time
I open an old document, there are new dots in the spaces that weren't there
before, and it's causing a real problem. Can anyone help?

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