Microsoft Word’s really not very different from most word processors in the way it retrieves current documents, and most common editing tasks will be familiar to anyone who’s worked with a word processor in Microsoft Windows. Let’s go over some of the basics.
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Have you ever been typing along and looked back at what you just typed and discovered that something weird happened? Like, you typed a few dashes, hit return, and suddenly there’s a solid line all the way across the page?
There’s more than one possible explanation for these kinds of oopsies (none of them your fault, fortunately), so there’s more than one fix. Today, we’re going to talk about setting your AutoFormat options.
Often in legal documents, you need to insert special characters not found on the keyboard, like paragraph symbols (¶) or section symbols (§). Here’s how to do that:
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