Word undoes the previous cut-and-paste operation and the pasting of the
copied text.- Press Ctrl+Home to move to the top of the document. Then position the pointer
in the selection area adjacent to the third bullet point under Project Goals, and
click to select the paragraph. - Point to the selection, hold down the mouse button, and then drag the paragraph
up to the left of the word Make at the beginning of the preceding bullet point.
When you release the mouse, the bullet point moves to its new location. - With the text still selected, press the End key.
Word releases the selection and moves the cursor to the end of the paragraph.- Press the Spacebar, and then press Delete.
Word deletes the paragraph mark and merges the two bullet points.In the second bullet point, two bullets have now been combined into one.CLEAN UP If you prefer not to see formatting marks, turn them off. Then save and
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