Outlook '07 (calendar/invites) seem to give many of us grief, but someone always manages to pull us out of the rough.Īs for my display name: I chose it randomly - but Pulp Fiction is one of my fave movies of all time. Well Pete, all I can say is I praise my help-desk at work every day. Good luck with Office 2007 if you ever post any problems, (which your IT guys can't solve), there willīest wishes from the cold, bleak, bankrupt, (morally, politically and financially) UK. Out of curiosity, is your display name based on Pulp Fiction, by any chance? To ask first, but no, MS does it's own thing. In the Always show these formatting marks on the screen. If you are loathe to remove your hands from the keyboard in order to use the mouse, you might want to memorize a quick little shortcut: Ctrl+ (thats the asterisk), which can also be written as Shift+Ctrl+8. Then select the Options and switch to Display. The normal way to display the non-printing characters is to click on the Show/Hide tool (it looks like it has a backwards P on it). In this case you have to disable the symbols separately: Click on the File tab. If some formatting marks do not disappear from your text, they are probably permanently activated. The default mail program to Outlook, whereas I use Outlook Express. Show formatting marks in Word permanently. Every time there is an update for Outlook 2003, I find that the installation has changed
I still have a copy of Office Professional with Frontpage (Word 2002, etc.).Ĭan't stand Outlook.
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