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Formatting Matters

Fri 31st July 2009

Can you tell a pilcrow from a pica? If someone asked you to hide your pilcrow, would you know exactly what they meant? Do you know that it's one of the most prominent symbols on the Ribbon in Microsoft Office Word 2007? The pilcrow - or paragraph symbol - is the back to front P (

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