IN MY WORD, THERE ARE ALWAYS THOSE SMALL CIRCLES. What s going on?

This point means half-width space, or it may be non-stop space, which will not be printed, if you feel that it affects the visual effect when typography, you can hide it in the following way: 1Click on the Common toolbar"Show Hide markers"button, click on the menu "View ---Show Paragraph Markers"2Click Menu"Tools --- options"Uncheck the circled options in the image.

It should be a kind of space, and you can leave the "space" column unchecked in the "Options" and "Display" columns.

It's hard to determine why the font still jumps when it doesn't work on your computer or sees you do it (although your description should be clear). But you should be able to fix the problem by modifying the style.

There is a list of styles on the right side of the Start tab, click the small arrow in the lower right corner of "Style" below to open the style dialog box, drag the slider on the right side of the style, and the currently used style will be surrounded by a box. Click on the inverted triangle on the right side of it, select "Modify" to pop up the modification dialog box, and then click on the inverted triangle on the right side of "Format" in the lower left corner, select "Font", and choose the font you like - you can choose Chinese and English separately, and you can also set the font size, etc. Make sure to go back to the Style Modification dialog box and modify the paragraphs in the format if needed – this is highly recommended, as style is the most powerful in Word.

When a style is modified, all paragraphs that use that style will be formatted according to the style, unless you make changes to a paragraph (including paragraphs and text).

As mentioned earlier, I can't be sure of the reason for the phenomenon you mentioned, because as mentioned above, the level of style is the highest, but if it is modified in the paragraph or the text is selected, it should still be recognized. That is, the style is common, but it can have the individuality of paragraphs and words.

Please take a screenshot to see the details.

You look like it's on QQ.,If it's on QQ.,It's the system itself.,Don't worry.,If it's a word document.,You can use the view-mark to delete.,If there's text in it.,Use the text border to delete it.,I hope it can help you.。

In Word, the menu "View" "Markup". If that doesn't work, go to "Tools" > "Options" > "View", and in "Format Markers", clear tabs, spaces, and so on (unchecked).

That is a space generated by a web page or other software, which can be removed with the substitution command.

Copy the circle or box to the lookup box and replace the box with an empty one.

I'm in the document There is a File option to show the paragraph markers below, the paragraph position, show all the markups, all of which are removed, unchecked. And then save it, and there will be no more.

I also studied for a long time. You try again.

It should be a tool-option-format marker** to choose from. See for yourself.

In Word, the menu "View" "Markup". If that doesn't work, menu "Tools" "Options" "View", in "Format Markers", put tabs.

Spaces and so on are cleared (unchecked).

In Word, the menu "View" "Markup". If that doesn't work, go to "Tools" > "Options" > "View", and in "Format Markers", clear tabs, spaces, and so on (unchecked).

They are all space symbols, the circle is an unbroken space (ctrl+shift+space can be entered), and the dot is a normal space.

Take word 2007 as an example, delete the small circles (i.e. spaces) in word:

1. Select the space, copy, click the "Start" menu, and click the "Replace" command.

2. In the pop-up "Find and Replace" dialog box, click the input box on the right side of "Find Content", paste the space, click the input box on the right side of "Replace with", press the "Replace All" button, and continue to press the "Replace All" button until all are replaced.

with the Rectangle tool. Cover the small circle. Set borderless, or you can set border white.

That's the symbol for spaces.

Just select Don't Show in the Options.

I'm in the document There is a File option to show the paragraph markers below, the paragraph position, show all the markups, all of which are removed, unchecked. And then save it, and there will be no more.

I also studied for a long time. You try again.

It seems that they are all on a column, you press the alt key first, and then the mouse selects vertically"Circles"At least one page at a time.

This is the OptionButton in the OLE control, and to do batch deletion, it should be done with the help of VBA.

After groping for a long time in Word VB, I found that this control also belongs to the InlineShapes object, but I can't recognize it with WDOLEcontrol, so I have to wait for another time to continue testing.

The quickest way to do this is to duplicate the loop and replace it with f5. Replace it with a blank space there.

Select the paragraph you want to remove and click on it"None"OK"

Select the circle, and then press Ctrl+H to paste the circle on the top, and leave it blank below. Replace them all. OK, that's it!

In Word 2007, the Office button - Word Options - Display - always show these formatting marks on the screen - remove the "white" check - OK.

This situation should be caused by the word settings. , you can try it like this:

Open the Word document, select the "Tools Options View" menu command in turn, remove the "Space" checkbox in the "Format Markup" area, and click the "OK" button, the space bar will become normal.

Try the word replacement feature to replace circles with spaces.