To place a blank line in a document what key must press with out typing any text on the line?

Answer 1

The Enter key, or return key.

The above will insert a blank PARAGRAPH not a line.

The "line feed, carriage return" as it was call in the old days is obtained in Microsoft Word with Shift + Enter (to get a completely empty line in the middle of a paragraph you will need two of these after each other).

My suggestion to anyone using a word processor is alwaysto show all "non printing" characters. This way you see what you are doing and get an understanding for why the word processor is doing what it does.

There is a world of difference between line break (Shift + Enter) and a paragraph break (Enter).

To show all non printing characters in Microsoft Word there is often button with the paragraph mark ( ¶ ). Have it pressed in and you will see all the spaces as dots between words (there never should be more than one at a time). All the Paragraph breaks (there never should be more than one of these in succession either) all the line breaks (same here only one unless some extraordinary thing is going there) tab characters (you guessed it only one for each column definition), etc.

If you want space between your paragraphs you get that with style formatting.

Answer 2

You can press the Enter key on your keyboard to enter a blank line.

Answer 3

You probably want to use hard enter (enter key).

If you want to directly jump to the next page, then use page break (ctrl + enter)

Answer 4

"Return" or "Enter"

Answer 5

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Answer 6

ENTER

Answer 7

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Answer 8

Enter

Answer 9

Enter Key

Answer 10

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