Asked By
Davis Avon
20 points
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Posted on - 09/16/2012
I made some zodiac symbols for Microsoft word 2007. Now I want to remover and make new symbols. Which option is useful for removing the symbols?
Removing zodiac symbols for Microsoft word 2007
Are these symbols stuck in your document? If so, here are the steps to remove them:
1. Open MS Word. Then open the document where the unwanted symbols appear.
2. In the office toolbar, click on the Show/Hide Paragraph Marks. This icon appears as a backward "P".
3. The symbols are now gone.
Removing zodiac symbols for Microsoft word 2007
Hi Davis Avon,
You can always try “¶” symbol in general cases. But if want to get rid of specific characters, then click “Office” button at the top of the document & go to “options”. Then select “display”. You will find “Always Show These Formatting Marks”. Check the paragraph marks & uncheck all others. Then finish by clicking “ok”. This should do the formatting. Hope this helps.
Removing zodiac symbols for Microsoft word 2007
Hi,
Some symbols cannot delete by pressing backspace. To remove these symbols need to go to the word option.
I'll show you how to get rid of these symbols, which usually aren't as useful. Do this:
Click on the Office button. (In the upper left corner of the window, next to the save button.)
Then click on the word option button.
After clicking word option button you can see the dialog box. In this dialog box there are few tabs in the left hand side of the dialog box. Click the Display tab.
Under Formatting Marks, deselect which doesn’t need or deselect all. Then click ok.
There is a another way.
Make sure you are on Home Tab, click the Paragraph sign on the Paragraph bar.
Removing zodiac symbols for Microsoft word 2007
Good answer and thanks to both of you. Scott Douglas, your suggestion pleased me and I am amazed as to how easily I can solve my problem. Now, following your step-by-step system, I am able to remove the new zodiac symbols, which are not useful. I also learned that some symbols cannot be deleted by pressing backspace. I previously did not know that information. Thanks, Scott Douglas, for your valuable knowledge.
