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Set default to single space
I have Word 2003 and I can't find out how to set the default to single space.
Can someone help me ? Thanks. |
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Set default to single space
Open your normal.dot template (don't simply click on it -- that opens
a new .doc document based on it), make any formatting changes you want (maybe setting the Line Spacing to Single in the Normal style will be enough to get it done for all the styles you regularly use), type something -- anything -- as text in the template and delete it (in order to wake Word up so it knows there's something to save), and close the template; if Word doesn't ask you if it should save the changes, go back and do it again until it's learned you made a change! On Apr 16, 7:09*pm, Andy K wrote: I have Word 2003 and I can't find out how to set the default to single space. Can someone help me ? Thanks. |
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Note that you usually don't have to open the Normal template to change the
Normal style. In a blank document (create one by pressing Ctrl+N), click Format | Styles and Formatting. In the task pane, right-click the Normal style and choose Modify. Click Format, Style and change the line spacing as desired. Click OK. Make any other desired changes. Click "Add to template," and then click OK. If/when you are prompted to save the Normal template, choose to do so. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Peter T. Daniels" wrote in message ... Open your normal.dot template (don't simply click on it -- that opens a new .doc document based on it), make any formatting changes you want (maybe setting the Line Spacing to Single in the Normal style will be enough to get it done for all the styles you regularly use), type something -- anything -- as text in the template and delete it (in order to wake Word up so it knows there's something to save), and close the template; if Word doesn't ask you if it should save the changes, go back and do it again until it's learned you made a change! On Apr 16, 7:09 pm, Andy K wrote: I have Word 2003 and I can't find out how to set the default to single space. Can someone help me ? Thanks. |
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On Wednesday, April 17, 2013 3:29:44 AM UTC-5, Stefan Blom wrote:
Note that you usually don't have to open the Normal template to change the Normal style. In a blank document (create one by pressing Ctrl+N), click Format | Styles and Formatting. In the task pane, right-click the Normal style and choose Modify. Click Format, Style and change the line spacing as desired. Click OK. Make any other desired changes. Click "Add to template," and then click OK. If/when you are prompted to save the Normal template, choose to do so. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Peter T. Daniels" wrote in message ... Open your normal.dot template (don't simply click on it -- that opens a new .doc document based on it), make any formatting changes you want (maybe setting the Line Spacing to Single in the Normal style will be enough to get it done for all the styles you regularly use), type something -- anything -- as text in the template and delete it (in order to wake Word up so it knows there's something to save), and close the template; if Word doesn't ask you if it should save the changes, go back and do it again until it's learned you made a change! On Apr 16, 7:09 pm, Andy K wrote: I have Word 2003 and I can't find out how to set the default to single space. Can someone help me ? Thanks. Thanks, Andy |
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You're welcome.
-- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Andy K" wrote in message ... On Wednesday, April 17, 2013 3:29:44 AM UTC-5, Stefan Blom wrote: Note that you usually don't have to open the Normal template to change the Normal style. In a blank document (create one by pressing Ctrl+N), click Format | Styles and Formatting. In the task pane, right-click the Normal style and choose Modify. Click Format, Style and change the line spacing as desired. Click OK. Make any other desired changes. Click "Add to template," and then click OK. If/when you are prompted to save the Normal template, choose to do so. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Peter T. Daniels" wrote in message ... Open your normal.dot template (don't simply click on it -- that opens a new .doc document based on it), make any formatting changes you want (maybe setting the Line Spacing to Single in the Normal style will be enough to get it done for all the styles you regularly use), type something -- anything -- as text in the template and delete it (in order to wake Word up so it knows there's something to save), and close the template; if Word doesn't ask you if it should save the changes, go back and do it again until it's learned you made a change! On Apr 16, 7:09 pm, Andy K wrote: I have Word 2003 and I can't find out how to set the default to single space. Can someone help me ? Thanks. Thanks, Andy |
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