Using the Microsoft Word 2010 textbook by Deborah Hinkle. On page WD-121, it says: 1. Make sure the horizontal ruler is displayed.

If it is not, click the View Ruler button, or click the View tab, and click Ruler in the Show group. Position the insertion point in the first paragraph below the title. Point to the first-line indent marker on the ruler. A Screen Tip appears when you are pointing to the correct marker. Drag the firs-line indent marker 0.5 inch to the right. The first line of the paragraph is indented by 0.5 inch. Press Shift + F1 to display the Reveal Formatting task pane.

Go back to the original document, click in the title, then click the Format Painter on the Home tab. You can use the Format Painter to copy and paste Word formatting between documents. Switch to the other document, then select the Title placeholder. It now matches the Lunar document. Repeat the process with the Heading 1, Heading 2 and Figure styles. Teil eines Selbstlehrgangs zu Microsoft Word 2016 for Mac, Weitere Infos unter www.officeschule.ch.

My question is: where is the Reveal Formatting task pane. It does not display.

Using the Microsoft Word 2010 textbook by Deborah Hinkle. On page WD-121, it says: 1. Make sure the horizontal ruler is displayed. If it is not, click the View Ruler button, or click the View tab, and click Ruler in the Show group. Position the insertion point in the first paragraph below the title. Point to the first-line indent marker on the ruler. A Screen Tip appears when you are pointing to the correct marker.

Drag the firs-line indent marker 0.5 inch to the right. The first line of the paragraph is indented by 0.5 inch. Press Shift + F1 to display the Reveal Formatting task pane. My question is: where is the Reveal Formatting task pane. It does not display.

Add the Reveal Formatting item to the Quick Access Toolbar. You will find it in either the Commands Not in the Ribbon or the All Commands Group. Hope this helps, Doug Robbins - Word MVP dougrobbinsmvp@gmail.com Screen shots by Snagit from www.techsmith.com.

“Reveal Codes” in Word Is there life after “Reveal Codes”? One of the questions most commonly asked by migrants to Word from WordPerfect is, “Where is Reveal Codes?” or “Does Word have anything like Reveal Codes?” There is nothing in Word directly comparable to Reveal Codes in WordPerfect.

There is a very good reason for this. WordPerfect can be thought of (and I understand is) basically a text stream with codes interspersed (for more on this, see John McGhie's article on ). This is what you see when you Reveal Codes. You have codes or markers that turn on and off certain formatting characteristics (similar to the and codes to turn bold on and off in HTML). Word, on the other hand, is a series of nesting containers: characters inside words inside paragraphs inside sections inside documents. The formatting of these is by styles and by pointers at the beginning and end of the document.

I am reliably informed that if you open a Word document (Word 2003 and earlier) in a hex editor, you see a forest of gibberish at the beginning and end that represent these codes and pointers (you can get a small idea of this by opening a document using the Recover Text from Any File setting under “Files of type” or “All Files” in the File Open dialog). So Reveal Codes, even if there were such a thing in Word, would not be very helpful. But there are many helpful cues and clues in Word if you know how to use them. Run mac os on windows 10.