Post 1 made on Friday June 5, 2015 at 16:04 |
Ernie Gilman Yes, That Ernie! |
Joined: Posts: | December 2001 30,104 |
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I'm trying to create a document page format that doesn't do anything.
I want to make lists that look like this: 1. bla bla bla 2. etc etc etc That is, I want to stop Word from indenting when I type a number, a period, and a space.
I'm doing technical writing. If I start a sentence with parentheses like so: (A) represents ble ble blo Then Word indents the (A). I want to see what I type exactly where I type it.
When I type (E), sometimes I get a Euro symbol, sometimes I don't. I have been able to sneak up on (E) by typing ( E) then removing the space: (E)
I have located the Help page that tells me how to do custom page formatting, but I don't find these things, probably because I have zero clue what they're called. (I simply must stop trying to earn a living, and read a book about Word 2010.)
Anybody know how to turn off this sometimes helpful stuff?
Oh, yes: when you let Word do all that formatting, it gets modified when you try to copy and paste into, say, an email.
Thanks!
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