spacing between sentences
The easiest thing to do is, when you've finished other work on the document,
do a Find and Replace to add in the extra spaces.
Alternatively you could set up an AutoCorrect. If you 'correct' "." (dot) to
". " (dot space) then typing dot space will give you dot space space. It
will however mess up any other uses of dots (in numbers for example).
The choice is yours - I would go for the F&R at the end but you do have to
remember to do it!
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Enjoy,
Tony
"Lauren Nicole" wrote in message
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Thanks for the sense of humor. I don't like two spaces, either, but when
it
is a requirement for a paper, you do what you gotta do.
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
By pressing the spacebar twice. I won't get into the argument about
whether
or not this is required (though I maintain that it is not if you are
using
proportional fonts), but there is no way to automate this in Word. You
can
get the grammar checker to highlight "incorrect" spacing however: Tools |
Options | Spelling & Grammar: Grammar: Settings: "Spaces required between
sentences."
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
"Lauren Nicole" wrote in message
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In MS Word 2003, how do I change the default of one space between
sentences
to 2 spaces between sentences?
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