This includes symbols that identify the start of new paragraphs, some punctuation, and more. When you click that button it will toggle Word’s display to either show or hide the formatting marks. It is to the right of the Sort button, which is identified by an A on top of a Z, next to a downward-facing arrow. This is accomplished by clicking the Show/Hide button, which looks like a backward “P”.
The section above directs you to the Paragraph group on the Home tab to find the button that controls whether or not you can view formatting in Word 2013. Where is the Show/Hide Button in Word 2013? In the following code, I am creating an array of ASCII code for non-printing characters and validating each character through the isprint library function in a “ for loop“.Our tutorial continues below with more information on removing Word 2013 formatting marks. The isprint is a library function that returns a non-zero value if the argument is a printable character. The answer to your question is that I will use the isprint function for each character. Now you are thinking about how I will validate? Now let’s see a C program to validate the above-mentioned non-printable characters. The following table contains the non-printable characters with their ASCII value in decimal and hex format. The non-printing characters are characters for content designing in word processors, which are not displayed at printing. This blog post explains the non printable characters with their ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) value in decimal and hex format.
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