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myartistry
 
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I am using Windws XP.

I often need to save emails as Word documents. The emails have less words
per line than I want . What steps do need to take after I copy and paste an
email into Word so that there are more words per line.

(I have been going to the end of a line, hitting delete then hitting enter
to create a news pace between the two words.) I know there must be a simple
way to do this.

Please Help!
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Anne Troy
 
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Turn your show/hide button on:
http://www.officearticles.com/word/s...osoft_word.htm

If the character at the end is a "backwards P", then use ^p in Find.
If the character at the end is a left-pointing arrow, then use ^l in Find.

Hit Ctrl+H.
In the Find what box, place one of the characters above.
In the Replace with box, type a space.
Hit Replace all.

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"myartistry" wrote in message
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I am using Windws XP.

I often need to save emails as Word documents. The emails have less words
per line than I want . What steps do need to take after I copy and paste

an
email into Word so that there are more words per line.

(I have been going to the end of a line, hitting delete then hitting enter
to create a news pace between the two words.) I know there must be a

simple
way to do this.

Please Help!



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myartistry
 
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Hi Ann,
Perfect! Thanks so-oo much, you just made my day.


"Anne Troy" wrote:

Turn your show/hide button on:
http://www.officearticles.com/word/s...osoft_word.htm

If the character at the end is a "backwards P", then use ^p in Find.
If the character at the end is a left-pointing arrow, then use ^l in Find.

Hit Ctrl+H.
In the Find what box, place one of the characters above.
In the Replace with box, type a space.
Hit Replace all.

*******************
~Anne Troy

www.OfficeArticles.com
www.MyExpertsOnline.com





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I am using Windws XP.

I often need to save emails as Word documents. The emails have less words
per line than I want . What steps do need to take after I copy and paste

an
email into Word so that there are more words per line.

(I have been going to the end of a line, hitting delete then hitting enter
to create a news pace between the two words.) I know there must be a

simple
way to do this.

Please Help!




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See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/CleanWebText.htm and
http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/Clean_Up_Text.htm

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"myartistry" wrote in message
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I am using Windws XP.

I often need to save emails as Word documents. The emails have less words
per line than I want . What steps do need to take after I copy and paste

an
email into Word so that there are more words per line.

(I have been going to the end of a line, hitting delete then hitting enter
to create a news pace between the two words.) I know there must be a

simple
way to do this.

Please Help!


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