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Remove PILCROW sign

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Bob - 27 Sep 2004 23:30 GMT
Hi,
Can someone help me to remove the PILCROW sign from my
document ? It comes in every new document, or i can say
all the documents i open. How do I disable that ?
Thanks,
Sara - 28 Sep 2004 00:17 GMT
Interestingly, you toggle it on and off by clicking on
the Pilcrow icon on your toolbar.

However, please see the following for reasons you might
want to see the nonprinting characters:
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting/NonPrintChars.htm

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Ian Wilson - 28 Sep 2004 09:06 GMT
There may be more to it than that. If you click the sign on the toolbar you
can turn on viewing all non-printing characters. But when you toggle it off
it may not hide them all. It depends on which checkboxes you have selected
in Tools - Options - View. I agree with Sara that there can be good reasons
why seeing at least some on screen can be a real help in understanding what
is going on with the formatting of your document. I like to see the
paragraph marks (pilcrow) and tabs. You can always see what the document
looks like without them by using Print Preview.

Ian

> Interestingly, you toggle it on and off by clicking on
> the Pilcrow icon on your toolbar.
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>>Thanks,
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