What meaning do wingdings have in MS WORD?
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They are there  for when making flyers for types of business' that where you can insert a symbol to make it look atricitive.
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To leave a space you type in \n\n<br>\n\nIt means break and it allows you to leave spaces.
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If you mean, "why are the called skippers?", it's just a slang term.  Presumably it derives from maritime terminology.
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Because double letters are used for plurals in abreviations. For example, page is "p." while pages is "pp.". So Estados Unidos is "EE.UU."
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EXCELLENT question.  One example takes us back to the middle ages and the Italian word for "left" (as in opposite of "right"\nSinistro, the same route word for Sinister, means left in Italian.  Left-handed people were thought to be in league with the devil.\n\nThat brings to mind the modern term RIGHT WING.  I'm sure it means CORRECT wing to some people.  Language usage and perception!
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<p>This <strike>word</strike> is formatted with Strike-through</p>\n   \n(so you put the word strike around the text you want crossed out)
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What is the context? Is it possible that he means *tertiary*, which refers to a third thing ... as in primary, secondary, tertiary?\n\n(prounounced tersheeairy)\n\nThere is also TERTIAL which refers to a particular set of feathers on a bird's wing.
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Yes, Gord, provide more info.  Your question is not clear.\n\nMeanwhile .... wind beneath your wings, dude!
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Well, of course it was a band in the 80's.  "Shout" was huge the year I flew out for a three year tour to Germany.\n\nHow would someone come up with that phrase?  Psychologically speaking, and from the things I have studied, (I am winging it from here) I think it would have something to do with the manifestation of TEARS from the extreme frustration of FEARS that can not be controlled or overcome.\n\nHey, I said I was winging it.\nThen again, maybe it was just two words that rhymed.   LOL
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its come from the old english word 'butter', which means to 'spread out' and the word 'fly' which means to 'fly'.
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Its an anagram. ODYSSEY is what I came up with. Look at the top of all the pages, they are scattered about... pg 55, 89, 131, etc... Ill let you find the rest on your own. :)
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Its an inbuilt Macro from Microsoft for MS Word. If you dont want to type some dummy text, for the purpose of learning some thing on Word use this. \nIf you create =rand(10,10) it creates 10 paragraphs of same words "The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over the Lazy dog" 10 times in each paaragraph.\n\nCheers\nSathu
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Word gives you complete control over the margins defined in a document. One special type of margin you can define is the gutter margin, which is an “additional” margin space helpful for binding or hole-punching needs. (This tip works with Microsoft Word 97, Word 2000, Word 2002, and Word 2003.)\n\nThe link will help you http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HP052581021033.aspx
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either the other answer is the correct one or someone errored in trying to type nagging, by accidentally hitting the b instead of the n. Or perhaps they just forgot their r and meant bragging.\n\nBut if it truely is meant to be bagging, then I have no idea, because I haven't heard it used in slang terms in my surroundings.
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Could be "Bird-dogs"\nIn the UK and other English speaking nations, birds is a slang term for women, and girls.\nBirds or Bird-dogging, could mean someone who chases the ladies.\nThat's my guess.
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In all office applications,\nLike Word
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It is a symbol for teh word "section."  It is used to refer to parts of documents, statutes, and the like, such as paragraph X, section Y.  It can also refer to a section of land (one square mile).