Something is very wrong in the formatting. Using Word 2016 on a Mac. There is 2 1/2 inches of white space at bottom of each page and the paragraph indentations are erratic. When I try to have a section with different indentations it messes up the other printing. Very frustrating.

Formatting marks are marks or characters which are by default invisible to a MS Word 2016 user but these marks is what determines the layout of the document. Thus, these marks are what is used to troubleshoot any printing problem of the document whereby the appearance of the document in the computer's monitor will be different from the document's appearance when printed. To use Formatting Marks, this is, to unhide the formatting marks so that it will because visible in Word 2016, do the following: How To Unhide/Hide Formatting Marks In Word 2016 Using The Ribbon • Click on the Home tab. • Click the Show/Hide ¶ command button in the paragraph group. • To Hide them, click on the Show/Hide ¶ command button again. How To Unhide/Hide Formatting Marks Using Shortcut Key • Press Ctrl + * (i.e.

Ctrl + Shift + 8) to unhide or show the formatting marks. • Press Ctrl + * again to hide it.

Some Formatting Marks. ¶ Paragraph or Pilcrow is used to specify the end of a paragraph.

¤ End of Cell Marker is used to specify the end of a cell in a table. Line Break is used to the start of the next line is as a result of line break and not that the previous line is the end of the paragraph.

Uninstall and reinstall office for mac. Space Seperator is the dot between the A and B, it is used to specify that there is a space applied between words. Turning On or Off Selected Formatting Marks In MS Word 2016 Even without you unhide formatting marks so that is can start showing, Word 2016 gives you the option to specify which formatting marks should show and not show. To use this customization right of yours, do the following: • Click on the File tab in the Ribbon • Click on Options in the left section of the backstage view • Select Display in the left section of the Options dialog box. • Under Always show these formatting marks on the screen, check the boxes for any formatting marks you want to see even when Show/Hide is turned off.

A friend got in touch recently in a bit of a panic. All sorts of odd marks had appeared in her Word document. It looked something like this: What were all these funny symbols? Where had they come from and, more importantly, how could she get rid of them? Showing paragraph marks and other hidden formatting symbols Word gives you the option to view paragraph marks and other hidden formatting symbols. Basically, this means that you can see where the author of a document has pressed the Return key or Tab or Space, or inserted a forced break or some other formatting.

Why is it useful? It means that if you are editing or otherwise tidying up a document, you can see what’s been done in order to resolve it. For example, in this document, I can see that the author has used the Return key to force text to appear on a new page (instead of using Ctrl-Enter to force a page break): and when I’ve done it properly, I can see the page break marked: So, how did I get to see these funny marks? In Word for both Mac and PC, you can find a button with the paragraph mark on it which will make them display: Show Paragraph marks in Word for PC Go to the Home tab and you’ll find it half way along. Press the button, it will go orange, and your formatting marks will display. I’ve actually put this button onto my Quick Access Toolbar () as it’s a very useful button for an editor/proofreader! Show Paragraph marks in Word for Mac In Word for Mac, the Show Paragraph marks button is handily already in the top toolbar.

Press the button and all your formatting will become visible. How do I hide the Paragraph marks and other formatting? If the marks appear and you want to hide them, simply find the Paragraph Marks button and press it again.

It should stop being orange, and your formatting marks will no longer be displayed. Thanks to Linda for the inspiration and Mac screenshot! ——————— This is part of my on how to avoid time-consuming “short cuts” and use Word in the right way to maximise your time and improve the look of your documents.

Please note, these hints work with versions of Microsoft Word currently in use – Word 2003, Word 2007 and Word 2010, all for PC. Mac compatible versions of Word should have similar options.

Dell 1130 driver is a program that controls your Dell 1130 monochrome laser printer. Whenever you print a document, the printer driver takes over, feeding data to the printer with the correct control commands. Re: Dell 1130 on Mac OS X Lion This printer is a GdI printer so it will not work with a PCL or PS driver. Since it is working well with the windows box I would reccommend a firmware update. Therefore, on this page we are sharing Dell 1130n driver download links of Windows XP, Vista, 2000, 7, 8, 8.1, 10, Server 2003, Server 2008, Server 2012, Server 2016 for 32-bit and 64-bit versions, Linux and Mac OS X operating systems. In addition to the drivers, we are also providing instructions for proper installation of these drivers. Instructions for DELL_1130N-MONO-LASER-PRINTE_A01_R302318.EXE Download 1. Click the Download Now link to download the file. When the File Download window appears, click Save to save the file to your hard drive.