Thanks, Suzanne!
Yep, I normally use the "approved" way. :-) But it's quicker to give a
tweak or two to these legacy docs I am working with (all lack style-driven
formatting) than to apply proper style-driven formatting to them.
Regards,
-Hans
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
The "approved" way to add a specific amount of Spacing Before/After is to
apply a properly defined style. You can open the Paragraph dialog (in Word
2003 and earlier) with Alt+O, P.
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"Hans" wrote in message
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I was unable to locate a shortcut key for the paragraph dialog box; does
one
exist?
Also, is there a similar shortcut key command to CTRL+0 but which does not
add as much whitespace? Like CTRL+[/] for font-size, I'd like to be able
to
incrementally change points before/after a paragraph.
Thanks,
-Hans