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Updating an ancient Word File
Back in 1994, I created a Word file consisting of sets of sentences, one to
a line, each followed by a hard paragraph marker (^P). Now, when I open some of these old files for the first time, my Word 2003 opens them with an automatic page break after each line, so the document is several hundred pages long with a single line at the top of each otherwise empty page. I tried to delete the page breaks, but they're apparently the way the file is laid out and resist deletion. Can you suggest an easy way to allow me quickly to condense the 174 page document into a 174 liner? -- PT |
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