What is the empty white square in Microsoft Word?
what does the empty square mean that is shown in Word at the beginning of a sentence when clicking on pilcrow?
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what does the empty square mean that is shown in Word at the beginning of a sentence when clicking on pilcrow?
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Can you provide an image of what you're seeing?
– LPChip
Dec 3 at 20:31
If it's an empty vertically-oriented rectangle, that typically represents an unknown character.
– thepip3r
Dec 3 at 21:15
Here you go: Accrual System. There is an empty square in front of the word: Accrual. It will not print. It is a perfect square, not a rectangle.
– CJ Dodaro
Dec 3 at 21:16
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Please include requested information as an edit to your question, not as a reply in the comments.
– Twisty Impersonator
Dec 3 at 21:40
How many of these squares are in the document?
– Rich Michaels
Dec 4 at 13:04
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what does the empty square mean that is shown in Word at the beginning of a sentence when clicking on pilcrow?
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what does the empty square mean that is shown in Word at the beginning of a sentence when clicking on pilcrow?
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Can you provide an image of what you're seeing?
– LPChip
Dec 3 at 20:31
If it's an empty vertically-oriented rectangle, that typically represents an unknown character.
– thepip3r
Dec 3 at 21:15
Here you go: Accrual System. There is an empty square in front of the word: Accrual. It will not print. It is a perfect square, not a rectangle.
– CJ Dodaro
Dec 3 at 21:16
1
Please include requested information as an edit to your question, not as a reply in the comments.
– Twisty Impersonator
Dec 3 at 21:40
How many of these squares are in the document?
– Rich Michaels
Dec 4 at 13:04
add a comment |
4
Can you provide an image of what you're seeing?
– LPChip
Dec 3 at 20:31
If it's an empty vertically-oriented rectangle, that typically represents an unknown character.
– thepip3r
Dec 3 at 21:15
Here you go: Accrual System. There is an empty square in front of the word: Accrual. It will not print. It is a perfect square, not a rectangle.
– CJ Dodaro
Dec 3 at 21:16
1
Please include requested information as an edit to your question, not as a reply in the comments.
– Twisty Impersonator
Dec 3 at 21:40
How many of these squares are in the document?
– Rich Michaels
Dec 4 at 13:04
4
4
Can you provide an image of what you're seeing?
– LPChip
Dec 3 at 20:31
Can you provide an image of what you're seeing?
– LPChip
Dec 3 at 20:31
If it's an empty vertically-oriented rectangle, that typically represents an unknown character.
– thepip3r
Dec 3 at 21:15
If it's an empty vertically-oriented rectangle, that typically represents an unknown character.
– thepip3r
Dec 3 at 21:15
Here you go: Accrual System. There is an empty square in front of the word: Accrual. It will not print. It is a perfect square, not a rectangle.
– CJ Dodaro
Dec 3 at 21:16
Here you go: Accrual System. There is an empty square in front of the word: Accrual. It will not print. It is a perfect square, not a rectangle.
– CJ Dodaro
Dec 3 at 21:16
1
1
Please include requested information as an edit to your question, not as a reply in the comments.
– Twisty Impersonator
Dec 3 at 21:40
Please include requested information as an edit to your question, not as a reply in the comments.
– Twisty Impersonator
Dec 3 at 21:40
How many of these squares are in the document?
– Rich Michaels
Dec 4 at 13:04
How many of these squares are in the document?
– Rich Michaels
Dec 4 at 13:04
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Can you provide an image of what you're seeing?
– LPChip
Dec 3 at 20:31
If it's an empty vertically-oriented rectangle, that typically represents an unknown character.
– thepip3r
Dec 3 at 21:15
Here you go: Accrual System. There is an empty square in front of the word: Accrual. It will not print. It is a perfect square, not a rectangle.
– CJ Dodaro
Dec 3 at 21:16
1
Please include requested information as an edit to your question, not as a reply in the comments.
– Twisty Impersonator
Dec 3 at 21:40
How many of these squares are in the document?
– Rich Michaels
Dec 4 at 13:04