Fast Tip Friday – Format Painter in MS Word
One of my favorite features in MS Word is Format Painter. This fast tip demonstrates how to use it in two ways.
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Yes, showing paragraph markers is a must. To turn off the ‘double click’ activation of format painter I think you can press escape, or simply just click on format painter again.
Its also in Outlook too.
Very very useful tool.
Why am I not surprised that we are kindred spirits on this feature, Matthew. Ha!