This option is available only if an East Asian language is enabled for editing text. If you use Word with an East Asian language, this option prevents the incorrect breaking of text. When you click that button it will toggle Word’s display to either show or hide the formatting marks. It is to the right of the Sort button, which is identified by an A on top of a Z, next to a downward-facing arrow. Under Formatting marks, select or clear the. This is accomplished by clicking the Show/Hide button, which looks like a backward P. When a word breaks at the end of the line, the optional hyphen is printed as a regular hyphen.ĭisplay object anchors, which indicate that an object is attached to a specific paragraph.Ĭontrol where a word or phrase breaks if it falls at the end of a line. You can also show or hide formatting marks by clicking Options on the Tools menu and then clicking the View tab. Optional hyphens are not printed unless a word actually breaks at the end of a line. Here is a table of symbols and their meanings: →ĭisplay the ends of paragraphs where a carriage return (Enter key) has been used with the paragraph symbol.ĭisplay a dotted line under text that is formatted as hidden.ĭisplay hyphens that indicate where to divide a word at the end of a line. There are also extra lines mentioning both a section break and page break which were invisible before. Once the pilcrow ¶ button has been enabled the page should look like this:Īs you can see, there are now hidden formatting symbols shown. To enable the "show hidden formatting symbols" you can click this button found in the Home tab: Here we have a standard document before the Pilcrow is enabled:įor instance, in the example above there are several types of breaks used in the text, which are totally invisible to us at this stage.
As well as to see clearer where you are entering hidden formatting yourself.
However, you can enable this view to check what formatting is in use on a pre-existing document so you can replicate it or modify it. While your typing your document, generally the pilcrow (¶) shouldn't be enabled by default.
The following formatting options have no visibility unless the ¶ button is selected: AdviseU: Student Wellbeing Adviser Teamĭisplaying hidden formatting Word has many formatting symbols which are not immediately obvious and are hidden from view by default.
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