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Word has had that for a long time. In modern ribbon-interface Word versions, it's in the Home-Paragraph section, top right icon ("paragraph mark"). Additionally
by ptaipale 10y ago
Word has had that for a long time. In modern ribbon-interface Word versions, it's in the Home-Paragraph section, top right icon ("paragraph mark"). Additionally you can/should toggle field code display with Alt-F9.
This has been in Word since, I think, Word for Windows 2.0 (circa 1992, for Windows 2.11). It might have also been in the previous DOS-based Word versions that co-existed with DOS-based WP (but since I used both, I can't always tell which features were in which).
- adrianratnapala 10y agoDo you mean those strange cryptic characters at the end of the paragraphs? That is not a lot like reveal codes, or like a markup language. Though I agree they are handy.
- ptaipale 10y agoMaybe not markup language, but the idea is to show the markup. To get a paragraph break, you still hit Return and don't try to type that end-of-paragraph marker. The field codes are more like an actual language; you can insert a field and then type the content in it.