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How to Remove Paragraph Symbols in Outlook

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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When composing or reading emails in Microsoft Outlook, users may come across paragraph symbols or pilcrows (¶) that appear within the body of the text. These symbols are not typically visible when printing or sending the email, but they can be distracting and unwanted on the screen. Fortunately, removing paragraph symbols in Outlook is a quick and easy process.

Here are the steps to remove paragraph symbols in Outlook:

Step 1: Open Outlook and go to the email containing the paragraph symbols.

Step 2: Click on the “Home” tab on the ribbon at the top of the screen.

Step 3: In the “Paragraph” section, click on the symbol that looks like a backwards “P” (¶) to turn off the display of paragraph symbols.

Alternatively, users can press the “Ctrl” + “*” keys on their keyboard to quickly toggle the display of paragraph symbols on and off.

It is important to note that removing paragraph symbols in Outlook only affects the display of the text on the screen. The symbols will not be removed from the actual email content or affect the formatting when the email is printed or sent. However, if the paragraph symbols are present in the original email content, they will still be visible to the recipient.

In conclusion, removing paragraph symbols in Outlook is a straightforward process that can be done in just a few clicks. By turning off the display of these symbols, users can improve the appearance of their email and eliminate any distractions caused by unwanted formatting marks.

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