Hi :)
It's amazing that people have to learn how to drive and pass a test.
There are so few controls. Usually a wheel or handle-bar or joystick
to make the vehicle turn. Something to make it faster or slower.
Maybe something to make it go up or down.
So at most it's about 3 controls right?
Sure
> Oh yes and that hits the nail on the head. Now that the problem has
> been defined, the solution becomes easy. Provide a way to SEE exactly
> how the formatting has been applied - and a quick link shortcut to
> removing it! Formatting/styles are - in my mind - similar to field
> codes. Th
On 11/28/2013 10:44 AM, Brian Barker wrote:
As far as I can see:
o Format | Default Formatting removes both direct formatting (to
characters or paragraphs) and formatting by character styles.
o The Apply Style drop-down applies paragraph styles, so you'd expect
"Clear formatting" there to re
At 15:34 28/11/2013 +, Tom Davies wrote:
The only thing it doesn't get rid of is when people press "Enter" or
"Return" at the end of each line.
There is a workaround for that, too: select the text and go to Format
| AutoCorrect > | Apply. Amongst other reformatting, this combines
single
At 05:25 28/11/2013 -0800, Peter West wrote:
Here's an earlier post from Pablo Dotro:
If you apply some direct formatting (i.e. bold something by hand),
then apply some charactery style, then a paragraph style (with the
format you really wanted in the first place)... what you get is a
mix of a
Hi :)
For my company's newsletter i sometimes copy&paste into a text-editor
and then re-select and copy&paste from there.
Fairly recently i found i could use
Shift Ctrl v
and go to the bottom of the pop-up box that gives me to "Paste as
unformatted text" and that usually strips away all strange fo
Here's an earlier post from Pablo Dotro:
On 11/07/13 07:50, Virgil Arrington wrote:
> Once you apply your style, you can clear any direct formatting by
> selecting the text and hitting . Everything should then snap
> to the style-controlled formatting.
>
>
At 17:45 27/11/2013 -0800, Peter West wrote:
It's a bug, or, if you prefer, a missing vital feature.
It's a feature - and I don't think it's missing, in fact.
The problem: If you have a document filled with paragraph formatting
which has been applied directly using a paragraph style menu, any
Interesting... yours is the only post I've seen so far.
On 11/27/2013 08:29 PM, pbw wrote:
I don't know, because there were elements whose particular formatting I needed.
But I know that that sequence on individual paragraphs does not work, for the
reasons explained by others in earlier posts
I don't know, because there were elements whose particular formatting I needed.
But I know that that sequence on individual paragraphs does not work, for the
reasons explained by others in earlier posts in this discussion.
Peter West
...he saw a poor widow put in two copper coins.
On 28 Nov 20
Would "Select All" (CTRL-A), Menu->Format->Clear Direct Formatting
(CTRL-M) not work for you?
On 11/27/2013 05:45 PM, pbw wrote:
It's a bug, or, if you prefer, a missing vital feature.
The problem:
If you have a document filled with paragraph formatting which has been
applied directly using a
It's a bug, or, if you prefer, a missing vital feature.
The problem:
If you have a document filled with paragraph formatting which has been
applied directly using a paragraph style menu, any styles you define and
apply as a style will be overridden by the direct formatting previously
applied. Th
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