


This shoud be capabel of being customized to a specific color of your choice.Īgain, Please notice that the text selected should NOT contain more than one paragraph, otherwise it for sure contains the paragraph sign. In Word’s main tab (“Home”), instead of using the “highlight” on the “font” section, click the down arrow in the “shading” option on the “paragraph” section. In other words, you must select a string that is pure TEXT, not including the extra P sign (or extra ‘Space’ at the end of each of the last paragraph’s line, if Word’s options are set to high the paragraph sign).Ģ. Select the text you wish to highlight, but make sure no Paragraph sign (Represented as “P” with double line when choosing to show it in Word’s options)is selected, otherwise the whole line will be shaded (not only the selected text). You find numerous extensions for these two browsers that remove annoyances on websites.I think there is a workaround also for Word2010 but you can’t use that workaround for more than one paragraph simultaneously, unless using VBA code:ġ.

Simply press Ctrl-u while you are on the site to display its source code. Since it is displayed in a plain text editor it is possible to copy anything from it without restriction. Another option that you have is to display the source code of the website you are on.
