Please confirm and report it to development if so, or explain to us the reason for the change if not. For now your only option is to hit twice to add space between paragraphs. There is nothing in the program settings that has anything to do with this. Even changing your program settings back to the default won't make any difference. So to answer your original question, no, there is no way for you to get back the formatting you were used to before this change.
#ENTER VS SHIFT ENTER WINDOWS#
in Interactive Windows and Run Cell to Shift + Enter, Alt + Enter and Ctrl + Enter, respectively, or whatever you like as long as no more conflict shows. In the result list, change the keybinding of the shortcuts Run. File -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts -> Type run selection. It could/should be reported as a possible bug. The resolution is straightforward: Go to.
Why Yammer does it the other way round makes no sense at all but at least there used to be a tick box to reverse these. EVERY other system uses enter to submit a post and shift enter for a line break. The other way to end a line is to press Shift+Enter this results in a soft return, sometimes called a line break or a newline character, being entered in the document.
The text is 'Ave Speed of Answer' but entered like this: Ave Speed of Answer I have tried the following: ASA. The problem is that the text exists with Shift+Enter in it twice (manual line break).
#ENTER VS SHIFT ENTER CODE#
This action (pressing Enter) indicates that you have reached the end of the paragraph and want to start a new one. Hi, i am writing a code to find a text in a particular row in excel. I am always forgetting to do a Shift-Enter when I want to make a new line within the indention or without changing to the next number in a numbered list. This results in a hard return being entered in the document. Whether intentionally or not is uncertain. User Created on FebruEnter / Shift Enter Please please please reinstate the setting to reverse the enter/shift enter functionality. Subject: TeXmacs Enter vs Shift-Enter Date: Wed, 17:19:18 -0500 I use enumeration and indention environments a lot. But it appears Logos used to hardwire in some formatting (space between paragraphs) to differentiate the two, and they have removed that differentiation. I understand and believe you that and do produce different characters in Logos. Yes, and my only point in mentioning Word so much (apart from the fact that I was on the development team that created it so I know it pretty well) was that Logos does not have the formatting capabilities that Word has. Or put it back to the way it was before with a default space between paragraphs even if it's not editable. The only thing I could suggest is press Enter twice if you want space between paragraphs, the old way people did in Word when they didn't know about formatting space between paragraphs.Īnd you could always appeal to Logos to add more paragraph formatting options in the Notes editor, particularly the paragraph spacing options. If you apply one of the paragraph formats such as Centered to a paragraph that has a Shift-Enter in it, it will apply the formatting to all lines separated by Shift-Enter, as well it should. In any event, you can see in Logos that they do tread the Shift-Enter line break differently from the Enter paragraph break. Or maybe that decision was made internally. Perhaps some users requested that the default of space between paragraphs be removed since there is no way to edit it in the UI. Logos doesn't give many formatting options in the Notes editor, and doesn't include an option to change the paragraph spacing. I think current versions of Word now do include a space after paragraphs in the default Normal style but I can't remember because I've changed mine so much since I got it.
So I highlight a new column with the same number of cells and then did the formula below, then pressed ctr+enter and did the same for another column but this time I did ctr+shift+enter. It requires a change in the "space after" or "space before" property in Word before there is any spacing between paragraphs. Hi I have 2 columns and I want to subtract all of cell of one column from the other. Wolfram Knowledgebase Curated computable knowledge powering Wolfram|Alpha.The default in Word is (or used to be) not to show any formatting difference between the two either. Wolfram Universal Deployment System Instant deployment across cloud, desktop, mobile, and more.
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