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Turn on the ¶ button. Copy if you can the tab Character. Go to Edit menu > advanced Find and replace. In Find window Paste the Tab character should show ^t. In replace put nothing. click on replace all. All tab characters should disappear. If my reply has helped, mark accordingly - Helpful or Answer. Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T.
If you want to remove all the tab characters, you can search for ^t and replace with nothing. Clearing tab stops doesn't actually remove all the tab stops in a paragraph; it just removes the user-defined ones. There are default tab stops at half-inch intervals across the page that Word uses if you don't set custom ones.
If you want to remove directly applied paragraph formatting, select some text and press Ctrl+Q. But keep in mind that this not only resets the tabs but also left and right indent, line spacing etc. ---. Best wishes, HansV.
1. Click the Format menu, and then click Tabs. 2. In the Tabs dialog box, do any of the following: · To set a tab stop, type the measurement for the new tab stop in the Tab stop position box, and then click Set. · To delete a tab stop, click it in the list, and then click Clear. · To delete all tab stops in the selected paragraph, click ...
Click the ¶ under the Home tab in Word to turn on\off the paragraph marks. You may also use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift +8 and check if it helps. Check the link below which describes the same.
Press Ctrl+A to select the whole document. Right-click a text paragraph and click Paragraph in the menu. Click the Tabs button in the Paragraph dialog. Click the Clear All button. This won't affect headers/footers, text boxes, or footnotes/endnotes, which will have to be treated separately. Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site.
This works find to a point! But to get the "Section 1" part of the heading centred on the page, I have to remove the default tabs from my document, BECAUSE, the Heading 1 format style inserts a tab indent after the no. eg "Section 1->". This then causes all existing sytles within my document which use the default tabs to be left aligned!
Here's how to turn it off in Word 2010: Click on the File tab, then on Options. Click on Proofing, then on AutoCorrect Options... Select the AutoFormat As You Type tab. Uncheck Set left- and first-indent with tabs and backspaces. OK out. Author of "OOXML Hacking - Unlocking Microsoft Office's Secrets", ebook now out.
I have set my own tab at 1.5" and 7". How do I get rid of the default tabs so that I do not have to tab through them to get to my tabs
In the Paragraph group on the Home tab, click the down arrow of the Multilevel List button and click Define New Multilevel List. (This item is misnamed; it should say Modify instead of Define New.) In the dialog, click the More button. The Tab After control will be in the bottom right corner.