As far as Microsoft is concerned the Word groups are gone and removed from
their server. They should remain available via Google Groups and probably a
number of other web portals, but if you wish to access via a news server,
you will need an account with an alternative text based news server. Your
ISP may provide a news feed, or you can use a third party one such as
eternal-september.org or albasani.net -
http://www.gmayor.com/MSNews.htm
If you want to stick with Microsoft there is a new Answers forum, which has
so far done nothing but disappoint - though I suppose Microsoft may get it
right one day
You can post to that with newsreading software by using a
bridge such as that at
http://communitybridge.codeplex.com/ or directly via
the forum
http://social.answers.microsoft.com/...ory/officeword
--
Graham Mayor - Word MVP
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www.gmayor.com
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"Peter T. Daniels" wrote in message
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Why wouldn't you use Space After for spacing your bullet items?
Also: How did you post this query? I'm seeing it in the newsgroup (via
google groups), and there have been no postings here in the last four
days -- apparently Microsoft finally made good on their threat to
sever their help assistance from the newsgroups available to the rest
of the world.
On Jun 11, 1:25 pm, Paul wrote:
In Word 2003, the spacing between paragraphs seems to be the sum of
the the following:
* The spacing after the preceding paragrapph
* The spacing before the next paragraph
Instead summing the two figures, is there a way to specify that the
*minimum* spacing after a paragraph, or the *minimum* spacing before a
paragraph? For example, if the space-after for the last paragraph is
less then the space-before the next paragraph, then the space-before
the next paragraph is used. But the two are not added.
This seems like it would make much more sense than the current summing
that is used. For example, for a bullet style paragraph, I know how
much space I need between bullets, which I can set as the space-before
the bullet style. However, the first bullet after a Heading 1 may
need more space, as dictated by the space-after for the Heading 1
style. I wouldn't want to add the two, because the space-before the
first bullet is immaterial in this situation.