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For Office Word users?
When I type ===, then I get a double line automatically.
I cannot remove that line. How should I do that?
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Click Format/AutoFormat/Options/Auto Format As You Type and uncheck "Border Lines"
- 1 decade ago
Immediately after the double-line shows up, go to the edit menu, click on undo autoformat.
The above instructions apply to Microsoft Office Word 2003.
Source(s): Personal experience. - 1 decade ago
Highlight it then hit the delete key, or backspace over it to remove. I had no problem doing it, but not sure what version you have or if the doc is protected.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
after it changes it automaticly do under. It should under the change
