How do I change the space of a WORK document back to a continuous point?

It's not an ellipsis, it's an identifier.

In the standard toolbar there is a flag button with a relative arrow, which shows the hidden identifier, and by deselecting it, you can hide the ellipsis you said

You can also go to Tools - Options - View - Format - Format flag, and don't select all the options here

It's not uncommon to use spaces in documents, but it's a shame to show up as small black dots that don't linger, especially when you're showing them to students.

In the article "Clever Search for Word Spaces" in the G5 edition of the 3rd issue of "China Computer Education News" in 2005, the "Show Hidden Marks" in the "Common Toolbar" is used to hide these small black dots, and the spaces are also in their original appearance. But the author believes that this method still has shortcomings:

First of all, there is more than just a "space" for "markup". Click "Tools" above Word Options View. The "formatting marks" in the diagram are all "marks", and in addition to spaces, there are tabs, hidden text, optional separators, optional hyphens, and paragraph marks.

You can't selectively hide it, i.e. you don't see other "markers" such as paragraph markers at the same time that spaces don't appear as dots, which is not always what we want.

Secondly, the method adopted does not guarantee that these small black dots will be successfully hidden every time. If the "space" is preceded by "" then these little black dots cannot be hidden, no matter how many times you click "Show Hide Marker".

It doesn't matter if it doesn't type out when it prints.

Clean up those spaces with substitutions.

First, select the area (**) where you want to clean up spaces, ctrl+f, 'Replace content' and make a space, and 'Replace with' without input. Replace them all, and there will be no spaces.

In execl, you choose the most suitable row height and column width, and then paste it after it is difficult to see.

Click on the position of the automatic numbering with a space, "Format" "Bullets and Numbering" "Custom", you can see that there is a numbering format inside, just remove the space.

If you can't find a space, do the following.

Format" "Style and Format", in the "Style and Format" window, you should see the current style (surrounded by a black box), move the mouse to the right side of the style, a black triangle drop-down button will appear, click and select "Modify Style", click the "Format" button, select "Number" and "Custom", look at the content set in "After Numbering", change to "Not Specified".

Go to the auto-numbering interface to remove it.

Is it an ellipsis or a dot?

I typed out the dot, and then in the Tools-Options, I left the blank in front of the formatting marker unchecked, and it changed back to blank.

Then you have multiple sex, others can't use it, you are now with multiple functions in the space, so comfortable, teach us how to make it.

If you don't have it when you print the preview, press the button to the left of Show Scale (the two arrows are facing each other).

You try to set the page to landscape orientation, or see what the page size of the ppt is, and then try to set the page to the same size in the RTF page settings!

Select text all right-click inside the "Paragraph" option.

It's word! The first three items in the view menu can be set arbitrarily.

There is an option to insert a blank page. I don't know which version of word yours is, it should generally be inserted --> blank pages.

The way to add a blank page to Word is very simple and the operation is as follows:

First method:

Cursor positioning (where you want to add a blank page, where the cursor is positioned) use the shortcut key "Ctrl+Enter" to page.

The second method:

Cursor positioning (where you want to add blank pages, where the cursor is positioned) insert menu-separator-page break-OK.

Right-click to create a new one in the place where the page is separated, and right-click on the page to create the format; Or just create a new blank page and drop it where you want it.