At 11:16 29/09/2010 -0400, David B Teague wrote:
In OO.o, three underscores, dashes, asterisks, tildes, sharp or
number signs, followed by a hard return produces a heavy horizontal
line the full length of the page. This feature is very useful, but
once in a while this feature gets in the way and can be
annoying. How do I turn it off?
Three answers:
o To turn this off completely (an odd course of action if you think
it is a "very useful feature"), remove the tick from Tools |
AutoCorrect Options... | Options | Apply border.
o When you press Enter, two things happen: the paragraph is
terminated and the automatic correction is applied. Writer sees
these as two operations, so you can undo the second and leave the
first if you immediately use Edit | Undo (or Ctrl+Z).
o If it is too late for that, note that the line is actually a
bottom border to the paragraph just ended. With the cursor in that
paragraph, go to Format | Paragraph... | Borders (or right-click |
Paragraph... | Borders) and make the required change there.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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