Draw A Line Across A Page In Word
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Have you ever wondered how to draw a single line across the page of your Word document? You could insert a line using the drawing toolbar, but there is a much easier way of accomplishing this.
To add a line across the page, type three consecutive hyphens and press Enter. If you want to add a bold line, type three consecutive underscores and press Enter. Finally, if you want to add a double line, type three consecutive equal signs and press Enter.
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3 Comments
M. Lafitte
July 19th, 2008
at 7:22am
Doesn’t work on Microsoft Word 2000.
Jon Chorney
July 21st, 2008
at 5:45am
Diana,
Many thanks for the wealth of tips that you continue to provide. They are always interesting and I am sure that they have led to increased productivity for many of us.
Jon
Nattaraj
August 30th, 2008
at 9:13pm
very helpful, and useful , I was figuring out spending time, to do this chore, regretfully even the microsoft help
was unhelpful.
keep up the good work,
rgds