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You can spend a lot of time formatting paragraphs in Word. This can be inconvenient, particularly if you have several paragraphs spread throughout your document that you need to format the same way. One way to handle the situation is to use styles, but some people would rather not use styles (for whatever reason). Rather than making you redo all your formatting for each paragraph, you can follow these steps to copy paragraph formatting.
This tip works because all the formatting properties of a paragraph are maintained in the paragraph mark. When you copy the paragraph mark, you copy all the formatting that belonged to that paragraph.
Tip #1118 applies to Microsoft Word versions: 97 2000 2002 2003
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