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philheath
I have seen in word 2007 a shortcut to add a paragraph of latin text. How do
I do this?
I do this?
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Graham Mayor
See http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting/DummyText.htm
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Aeneas
To insert meaningless, Latin-like text, do the followIng:
In an empty paragraph, type:
=lorem()
and press ENTER.
Word inserts 3 paragraphs of 3 sentences each.
You can control the number of paragraphs and sentences in each paragraph by
inserting numbers like the following:
=lorem(5,10)
Word inserts 5 paragraphs of 10 sentences each.
You might also want to try substituting rand or rand.old for lorem.
In an empty paragraph, type:
=lorem()
and press ENTER.
Word inserts 3 paragraphs of 3 sentences each.
You can control the number of paragraphs and sentences in each paragraph by
inserting numbers like the following:
=lorem(5,10)
Word inserts 5 paragraphs of 10 sentences each.
You might also want to try substituting rand or rand.old for lorem.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
But the OP did ask about Word 2007.
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philheath
Yes I did and thank you. When you get to my age you forget these things but I
was very impressed with the speed and helpfulness of the replies - thank you.
It is actually on the microsoft knowledge base but lord knows where!! I just
stumble across these things looking for something else!
Thanks anyway
Phil
was very impressed with the speed and helpfulness of the replies - thank you.
It is actually on the microsoft knowledge base but lord knows where!! I just
stumble across these things looking for something else!
Thanks anyway
Phil