Daily Tip: Word: Clear Formatting The more you get to know Word 2010, the more you'll explore its formatting options. There are tons of small customizations you can make, and it's easy to find yourself so far from your original settings that you wish you could simply undo everything. You may well be able to do just that with the Undo button on your Quick Access Toolbar, but if not, select the text or objects in question and then click the Clear Formatting button, which is in the Font group of the Home tab. If the original still isn't what you're looking for, that Undo button will come in handy. Daily Term: unprintable character
A hidden command in a document that will not be printed when the document is sent to the printer, because it usually represents formatting commands that tell the program to perform functions such as return and indent. Examples of these characters include the TAB, ENTER, ALT, and CTRL keys. David Ferrin "Too many people spend money they haven't earned to buy things they don't want to impress people they don't like" Will Rogers For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
