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Example: you write default, then <U>underlined for a while and you want to</U> come back to the normal styles. | Example: you write default, then <U>underlined for a while and you want to</U> come back to the normal styles. | ||
| − | In this example, you have pressed | + | In this example, you have pressed {{key|Ctrl|U}} after "then" to format your text italic.<br/> |
| − | To return to the normal attribute press | + | To return to the normal attribute, press {{key|Right}} immediately after the first "to" as following: |
| − | You write default, then | + | You write default, then {{key|Ctrl|U}} <U>underlined for a while, and you want to</U> {{key|Right}} come back to the normal styles. |
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Revision as of 14:03, 23 July 2022
How to easily come back to the default character format while typing when I just wanted to format one word?
Example: you write default, then underlined for a while and you want to come back to the normal styles.
In this example, you have pressed Ctrl + U after "then" to format your text italic.
To return to the normal attribute, press Right immediately after the first "to" as following:
You write default, then Ctrl + U underlined for a while, and you want to Right come back to the normal styles.
