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Unwanted blue paragraph marks in text (see screengrab). How I get rid of these? I have tried everything I can think of.


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Hello @Jim Saunders,

These are invisible characters that you can disable by unticking (deselecting) Text->Show Special characters. (as per your screenshot)

On a personal note, these are vey "wanted" characters. I have this option on all the time. This allows me to see whether I have double-spaces in my text and all other things. They are harmless and they don't print.

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