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When I copy a bulleted list from another document (I have Microsoft 2003),
sometimes I receive funny symbols after trying to change the formatting to fit the rest of the document. For example, I pasted a bulleted list, selected "clear formatting" from the drop down list on the toolbar and instead of getting rid of all the bullets, it put a red rectangle with a low line through it in front of only one of the sentances. So I tried again, and this time just selected the bullet that I use in Word, and in front of that same sentance, a red circle with a line through it appeared. I can't erase this, and it happens to be fairly often. I end up having to erase the whole line and just type it in myself. Oh, and if I try to just hit "backspace" the line moves up a line (as normal text would), and the symbol attaches itself to this new line. Does anyone know how this happens, and how I can get rid of it? I've searched all the Microsoft formatting symbols and can never find either of them! |
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