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Guest
How do I permanently remove a line generated by typing ### and then a hard
return?
return?
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Anne Troy
Select the paragraphs above and below the border that was created. Then,
Format-->Borders and Shading, and go to the Borders tab and choose None.
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Anne Troy
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Format-->Borders and Shading, and go to the Borders tab and choose None.
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Anne Troy
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JohnR
Go to the paragraph marker after the line and hit the backspace key, once or
twice
John
twice
John
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
I would be very surprised to find that this worked, especially since there
is no paragraph mark after the line, which is a border.
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is no paragraph mark after the line, which is a border.
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Guest
This worked perfectly. I ended up having to select the entire document and
then following your suggestion because otherwise the border kept moving.
Thanks very much.
then following your suggestion because otherwise the border kept moving.
Thanks very much.
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JohnR
How can you NOT have a paragraph marker after the line, you type ### and hit
enter.???? It does and it works both in Word 2000, and 2003 for me. You
still have the ### signs though
John
enter.???? It does and it works both in Word 2000, and 2003 for me. You
still have the ### signs though
John
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Anne Troy
John: The autocorrect feature to which I pointed the asker explains how
entering ### and hitting enter simply applies a border. If you have that
feature turned OFF, your Word won't do it. Did you test to see what Suzanne
and I are talking about?
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Anne Troy
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entering ### and hitting enter simply applies a border. If you have that
feature turned OFF, your Word won't do it. Did you test to see what Suzanne
and I are talking about?
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Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com
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Doug Robbins
If under Tools AutoCorrect Options, AutoFormat as You Type, the Border lines
box is checked, it you type ### and the press Enter, a border will be
created.
If at that point you press the backspace key, the border will be undone,
leaving the ###.
If you enter some other text, and the go back to the position immediately
following the border (that is at the beginning of the next line) and press
the backspace key, the border will be removed without leaving the ###.
If the Border lines box is not checked, a border will not be created by
pressing the Enter key after typing ###.
The above was determined through performing the steps mentioned, i.e. by
testing.
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box is checked, it you type ### and the press Enter, a border will be
created.
If at that point you press the backspace key, the border will be undone,
leaving the ###.
If you enter some other text, and the go back to the position immediately
following the border (that is at the beginning of the next line) and press
the backspace key, the border will be removed without leaving the ###.
If the Border lines box is not checked, a border will not be created by
pressing the Enter key after typing ###.
The above was determined through performing the steps mentioned, i.e. by
testing.
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Hope this helps.
Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.
Doug Robbins - Word MVP