Tuesday, August 09, 2005
2003
You can clear just one tab or all tabs in a Microsoft Word document by using the Tabs dialog box. (Using this dialog box allows you more precision than the Tab Ruler.)
To clear just one tab:
Go to the Menu bar at the top of your screen and choose Format, Tabs.
In the list that appears below the "Tab Stop Position" box, click on the tab you wish to remove.
Click the Clear button.
The tab stop is gone!
To quickly clear all tabs:
Go to the Menu bar at the top of your screen and choose Format, Tabs (or double-click the bottom half of the ruler) to summon the Tabs dialog box.
Click the Clear All button.
All the tabs disappear in one clean sweep.
Click OK to return to the document.
To clear just one tab:
Go to the Menu bar at the top of your screen and choose Format, Tabs.
In the list that appears below the "Tab Stop Position" box, click on the tab you wish to remove.
Click the Clear button.
The tab stop is gone!
To quickly clear all tabs:
Go to the Menu bar at the top of your screen and choose Format, Tabs (or double-click the bottom half of the ruler) to summon the Tabs dialog box.
Click the Clear All button.
All the tabs disappear in one clean sweep.
Click OK to return to the document.
