[mert]

When typing an address at the top of a letter and I highlight it and go to
the Mailings Tab to make an envelope, it double-spaces the envelope. The
address is not double-spaced in the letter. How do I get the address to be
single-spaced on the envelope. I am using Word 2007.

[Terry Farrell]

Check the Envelope Address style which is probably set with Paragraph Space
below.

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Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"mert" wrote in message
...
When typing an address at the top of a letter and I highlight it and go to
the Mailings Tab to make an envelope, it double-spaces the envelope. The
address is not double-spaced in the letter. How do I get the address to
be
single-spaced on the envelope. I am using Word 2007.

[Marta]

I am having the same problem. My paragraph spacing is set at single. Did
you correct your problem?
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Marta


"mert" wrote:

When typing an address at the top of a letter and I highlight it and go to
the Mailings Tab to make an envelope, it double-spaces the envelope. The
address is not double-spaced in the letter. How do I get the address to be
single-spaced on the envelope. I am using Word 2007.

[Steve]

I am having this same problem, this if very frustrating. I want word 2003
back. I have tried everything.

[PamC via OfficeKB.com]

The factory settings for the normal style and the defaults are line spacing
of 1.15 ( not single) and spacing after the paragraph of 10 points. Any
style based on normal or no style (default) will, until changed, have these
settings.

To get to normal.dot? (x or m)€“ Click the Office button Open Trusted
templates, and double click the file name. Open the styles pane and modify
the paragraph settings for the normal style.

To adjust the default settings€“ While still in the styles pane, click
manage styles button set defaults tab. Modify the paragraph settings to
your choices in this dialog. Save normal.dot? and close.

Can anyone tell me if you can have both Normal dotx and normal.dotm at the
same time (I only have one) and whether you need to change both files (or are
they linked some how)?

The Word team's blog on this subject says they changed the spacing to
improve the readability of documents.

regards,
PamC

Steve wrote:
I am having this same problem, this if very frustrating. I want word 2003
back. I have tried everything.

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[Graham Mayor]

To get to normal.dot? (x or m)- Click the Office button Open
Trusted templates, and double click the file name. Open the styles
pane and modify the paragraph settings for the normal style.


The normal template for Word 2007 is normal.dotm

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My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org

[BC[_2_]]

I have tried that but still I am getting double spacing on envelope addresses
from saved Word documents. If I create a new document the problem seems to
disappear.
This problem has only started occuring in the last couple of weeks.
Any ideas?
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BC


"Graham Mayor" wrote:



To get to normal.dot? (x or m)- Click the Office button Open
Trusted templates, and double click the file name. Open the styles
pane and modify the paragraph settings for the normal style.


The normal template for Word 2007 is normal.dotm

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

But the default (Normal.dotm) Envelope Address style in Word 2007 is
explicitly defined as having Single spacing and 0 Space Before/After. This
issue more often arises from a legacy template where Normal has been
modified to have greater than Single spacing and Envelope Address has not
been modified to have different line spacing from Normal.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"Graham Mayor" wrote in message
...


To get to normal.dot? (x or m)- Click the Office button Open
Trusted templates, and double click the file name. Open the styles
pane and modify the paragraph settings for the normal style.


The normal template for Word 2007 is normal.dotm

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org

[PamC via OfficeKB.com]

Thanks. Then I guess it is templates (dot's) other than normal and all
documents (doc's) that can be either -x or -t depending on whether they
contain macros. Either my memory faded, or the books I read didn't that
clear.

PamC

Graham Mayor wrote:
To get to normal.dot? (x or m)- Click the Office button Open
Trusted templates, and double click the file name. Open the styles
pane and modify the paragraph settings for the normal style.

The normal template for Word 2007 is normal.dotm


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