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WW
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      28th Nov 2003
Hello,

I have drawn a squaredotted horizontal lines in my word document. It
almost looks like a series of periods, like, ...................

Now, after inserting this line object, I wanted to extend the line,
which I was able to do by pressing the shift key and elongating the
line using mouse.

My question is, the mouse control moves quickly and it drags a certain
length. I wanted just to add one additional dot to the line. I had to
struggle a lot with shift and mouse to add just one additional dot to
the line or even remove one additional dot to the line.

Is there a keyboard control for this activity, so that i can press
shift key and this other keyboard control so that I can elongate the
line minutely.

Thanks
WW
 
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
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      29th Nov 2003
For cause, cure, and prevention, see
http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/Format...tRidOfLine.htm

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"WW" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hello,
>
> I have drawn a squaredotted horizontal lines in my word document. It
> almost looks like a series of periods, like, ...................
>
> Now, after inserting this line object, I wanted to extend the line,
> which I was able to do by pressing the shift key and elongating the
> line using mouse.
>
> My question is, the mouse control moves quickly and it drags a certain
> length. I wanted just to add one additional dot to the line. I had to
> struggle a lot with shift and mouse to add just one additional dot to
> the line or even remove one additional dot to the line.
>
> Is there a keyboard control for this activity, so that i can press
> shift key and this other keyboard control so that I can elongate the
> line minutely.
>
> Thanks
> WW


 
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Gilles Desjardins
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      29th Nov 2003
Try Ctrl + Shift and mouse

Gilles
"WW" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hello,
>
> I have drawn a squaredotted horizontal lines in my word document. It
> almost looks like a series of periods, like, ...................
>
> Now, after inserting this line object, I wanted to extend the line,
> which I was able to do by pressing the shift key and elongating the
> line using mouse.
>
> My question is, the mouse control moves quickly and it drags a certain
> length. I wanted just to add one additional dot to the line. I had to
> struggle a lot with shift and mouse to add just one additional dot to
> the line or even remove one additional dot to the line.
>
> Is there a keyboard control for this activity, so that i can press
> shift key and this other keyboard control so that I can elongate the
> line minutely.
>
> Thanks
> WW



 
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