There's a slash right there on the keyboard, Heather! |
We've caught "Filonia" overwriting a question about MS Word before, but this one is even more foolish. Miss Kitty (le chat, in French, get it?) uses 159 words to "explain" this tortuous process when in reality all she had to do was tell them, "Look at your keyboard, fool: it's Shift+backslash!"
No, Filonia needed more words than that one sentence to meet the Demand Media minimum word count... and that's besides the obvious fact that she had no idea what she was talking about"Inserting other design elements, such as slashes, into a document, requires a little more work to hunt through Word's tabs and ribbons."It's quite clear that this moron is unaware that the vertical bar, aka the "pipe," is part of the standard character set, not a "design element." Apparently she's never tried to do simple operations in unix or DOS – she's probably one of those technological cripples who has to ask Siri to do everything for her. That's why she thinks that to insert the vertical slash, you must |
- Click the "Shapes" button on the ribbon below the tab. Choose the first option in the "Line" section to form the slash...
- Press and hold down the "Shift" key on the keyboard. Click the page and drag the cursor, to form the desired length of slash...
Really? You have to go through two steps to draw a friggin' line on the page every time you need one of these: "|"? What kind of moron is this woman, anyway? Wait, we know: she's the Antisocial Network's
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¹ The original has been deleted by Leaf Group, but can still be accessed using the Wayback machine at archive.org. Its URL was ehow.com/how_8531515_make-straight-slash-word.html
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