A 3-part tip to removing all formatting, highlighting, and style from a selected block of text.
While editing a complex Microsoft Word 2010 document, you might have a section of text (or the entire document) that contains what you now feel are extraneous formatting (bold, fonts, underlines, etc), styles (such as headings), and highlights.
Removing all of these is a simple process:…
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A few mouse clicks or a keyboard shortcut are all it take to clear formatting from a cell or group of cells.
Have you ever had a cell or group of cells in a Microsoft Excel 2010 worksheet that contain a lot of formatting applied, such as combinations of different fonts, colors, underline styles, effects, etc.? If you need to remove formatting from these cells try the following:
1. Select the cell or group of cells from where you want to remove formatting, or press Ctrl +A to affect the entire worksheet….
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Display formatting marks for paragraphs, spaces, tabs, and other characters when editing e-mails and other items in Outlook 2010.
You may have Microsoft Word 2010 configured to show formatting marks when editing documents. Examples of these marks include dots to signify spaces (to help ensure you don’t have too many between words), right arrows to signify tabs (to differentiate between tab characters and just a group of spaces), and pilcrows to signify new paragraphs.
If you are accustomed to seeing these marks you can enable them in Microsoft Outlook 2010 when editing e-mails, even when doing so in plain-text mode:…
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