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"How to print formatting characters in MS Word" Is it possible to have formatting characters ie, paragraph marks, spaces print in a Word (2003)doc ??? 
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I dont think its a tweek Lady A. I'm moving it to windows software forum so that you can be answered by appropriate people.
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Originally Posted by Lady A
Is it possible to have formatting characters ie, paragraph marks, spaces print in a Word (2003)doc ???
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/as...883801033.aspx
In Word 2000, it works like this (in case it helps): with Word open, go to Tools, and then Options. In the Options window, click on the View tab; you should see a section on Formatting marks, just check whichever ones you like (or All), and click OK to exit.
I just reread your question and now I'm not sure if you're asking to be able to just view them or to actually print them. If you want to print, go to the same Options window, but select the Print tab. I'm not sure which one it would be, but I would try, in this order, Hidden text, and then Draft output, and finally, if the others didn't work, Field codes. If none of those work, try some of the others, I'm sure one of them will do the trick.
Last edited by dlh6213 : Apr 12th, 2005 at 3:22 am. Reason: 'View' or 'Print'?
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It will be interesting to see if the other forum comes up with anything. So far my efforts have been futile.
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