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*To disable this automatic replacement permanently, choose '''Tools > AutoCorrect Options''', go to the '''Options''' tab page, and remove the tick before "Apply border". | *To disable this automatic replacement permanently, choose '''Tools > AutoCorrect Options''', go to the '''Options''' tab page, and remove the tick before "Apply border". | ||
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Revision as of 17:20, 4 July 2018
A series of '#' characters on a line by themselves has generated a bold black double line. How can I remove this line?
You have several options to choose:
- If you recognize this automatic replacement immediately, just press Ctrl+Z for Undo.
- A series of # symbols (hash characters) is a keyboard shortcut to creating a solid line as a border below a paragraph in a text document. To remove this line, click anywhere in the paragraph just above the thick line and choose Format > Paragraph. The line set will appear on the Borders tab. Clear the line on the tab page and click OK.
- To remove the line, keep the cursor in the paragraph above the line and choose Format > Default Formatting.
- To disable this automatic replacement permanently, choose Tools > AutoCorrect Options, go to the Options tab page, and remove the tick before "Apply border".
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Not only hash (#) characters generate automatic borders, but also hyphens (-), underscores ( _ ), equal signs (=), asterisks (*), and tildes (~). |
