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The non-printing symbols, such as carriage returns or tab marks, can be turned on by using a combination of keystrokes and can be just as easily hidden again
Q I use Outlook 2003 as my email application. Recently I have noticed that previously invisible symbols – such as carriage returns and tab marks – can now be seen when I am writing emails. I would like to switch them off – do you know how?
Mick McCourt
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