email in outlook
 

i have all of a sudden got these hidden markers in my emails. i forget what
they are called. the bars at the end of sentences, dots between words etc
how do i hide them/make them dissappear

email in outlook
 

aac1215 wrote:

i have all of a sudden got these hidden markers in my emails. i forget what
they are called. the bars at the end of sentences, dots between words etc
how do i hide them/make them dissappear

You are using Word as your new-mail editor. You also configured Word to
show formatting characters. Someone that knows Word can tell you how to
navigate the menus (or you could look for yourself).

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On the Format Text tab and in the Paragraph section of Outlook 2007 click
the ¶ button.

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"Test" wrote in message
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On the Format Text tab and in the Paragraph section of Outlook 2007 click
the ¶ button.


Please quote the post you are replying to.

Thank you

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I use a newsgroup reader that shows me exactly which post my replies are
for - maybe you should too. This is one of the reason why I don't use
web-based readers.

"Gordon" wrote in message
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"Test" wrote in message
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On the Format Text tab and in the Paragraph section of Outlook 2007 click
the ¶ button.


Please quote the post you are replying to.

Thank you

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"Test" wrote in message
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I use a newsgroup reader that shows me exactly which post my replies are
for - maybe you should too. This is one of the reason why I don't use
web-based readers.


These posts are replicated over many thousands of news servers round the
world, not just the MS news servers. Posts go "missing". That is one reason
why you should quote the the post you are replying to.
Have a look he
http://www.netmeister.org/news/learn2quote.html

And if you look at my headers you will see that I AM using a newsreader.



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These posts are replicated over many thousands of news servers round the
world, not just the MS news servers. Posts go "missing". That is one
reason why you should quote the the post you are replying to.
Have a look he
http://www.netmeister.org/news/learn2quote.html

And if you look at my headers you will see that I AM using a newsreader.



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OK. I take your point. I just hate that we are still stuck in the dark ages!

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"aac1215" wrote in message
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i have all of a sudden got these hidden markers in my emails. i forget what
they are called. the bars at the end of sentences, dots between words etc
how do i hide them/make them dissappear

Press Ctrl-Shift-8 to toggle the formatting marks off/on.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

email in outlook
 

"Test" wrote in message
...

I use a newsgroup reader that shows me exactly which post my replies are
for - maybe you should too. This is one of the reason why I don't use
web-based readers.

Standard practice for newsgroups, exspecially when using a newsreader, is to
quote the message to which you're replying.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

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"Test" wrote in message
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OK. I take your point. I just hate that we are still stuck in the dark ages!

It's only the dark ages if you quote the entire message without using cut to
remove the irrelevant portions (like the signature of the person to whom
you're replying).
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]