In Word 2003, there's a Default... button in the Compatibility Options.
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How do I set this as a default setting rather than have to change it for
each document. As it comes under Word Options I would have expected it to
default automatically, but it doesn't.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
In 2003 this effect would be the result of failing to set the
Compatibility
Option for "Don't use HTML paragraph auto spacing." Look for a similar
setting in Word 2007. The result of HTML auto spacing is that the
greater of
Before and After is used rather than the sum.
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"Sue C" wrote in message
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I've noticed that paragraph settings seem to work differently in the
2007
version. I use a 6pt before and 6pt after setting for my paragraphs
as
standard. In documents created in the 2003 version this gives the
appearance
of a full line gap between paragraphs. However, in the 2007 version
the
line
between paragraphs is only half-height.
Has anyone else experienced this, or am I missing another setting
somewhere?
It's going to be a right pain if I have to remember to use 12pt before
and
after on new documents, but keep 6pt on old documents.
Thanks.