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C J Horse

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15 Nov 07

C J Horse

A stable personality

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Joined: 27 Apr 06
Moves: 66521

15 Nov 07

Could someone refresh my memory?

In Word if you key === and then hit enter, you get a double line across the width of the page. Or --- and enter, you get a single line. Or *** and enter, you get a dotted line. What's the one for a triple line? Are there any others?

rhb

Ginger Scum

Paranoia

Joined: 23 Sep 03
Moves: 15902

15 Nov 07

You can achieve this via the "insert" menu I think - look in there, when you find the one you want it'll tell you the shortcut tip for it.

clu

Maryland

Joined: 11 Sep 07
Moves: 17174

15 Nov 07

### will do a triple.

Not sure of others.

Daemon Sin

I'm A Mighty Pirate™

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Joined: 01 Dec 04
Moves: 36332

15 Nov 07

Originally posted by C J Horse
Could someone refresh my memory?

In Word if you key === and then hit enter, you get a double line across the width of the page. Or --- and enter, you get a single line. Or *** and enter, you get a dotted line. What's the one for a triple line? Are there any others?

Nope, there's isn't an auto-formatting command for a triple line.
Yes, you can use hyphens, underscores, and hash marks to create different types on lines as well.

You can add a triple border using the normal border settings though.