If you want to add vertical lines at the left and right of a word (perhaps for a page title), you can do so easily using any one of several different methods. One way is to use the 'pipe' character before and after your word. On most keyboards the pipe, or vertical bar, is a shifted version of the character. Select the paragraph or paragraphs that you want to contain vertical bars. Display the Home tab of the ribbon. Click the small icon at the lower-right of the Paragraph group. Word displays the Paragraph dialog box.
2. Slide the zoom bar at the bottom-right corner of the Word workspace so the first vertical line is large on the screen, which makes it easier to click on, especially if it is very thin.
3. Click once on the line to highlight it and lines surround it.
4. Press the 'Delete' key to remove the line.
5. Zoom out to about 100% to see the entire page and scroll to the next line to remove. Repeat the process until all vertical lines are removed.
Today's quick 'How To' is useful if you are you are trying to create a whitelist in Gmail or any other time you want to insert a vertical pipe symbol '|' into a document or form. In Gmail you use the filter creation tool to whitelist a domain or domains. Rather than create multiple rules, you can add several domains all at once in one filter. However, the domains need to be separated by a pipe to whitelist multiple domains or email addresses. Most modern keyboards do not include the pipe as an option on any of the keys. However, the answer is really easy, Push and hold the Shift key and then push the backslash key '. This inserts the pipe rather than the backslash. For full instructions on how to crate your whitelist entries in Gmail checkout this step by step guide from About.Com's Technology section here.
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