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I am using a somewhat old computer with microsoft word 2002. I like to
type my text using single space formatting and incrementally convert it
to double space (once the section or paragraph is finished). Many times
when I change the spacing, though, amounts of my text are missing in
the double spaced version, thus making my writing nonsensical. When I
convert back to single space, the text reappears. How do I fix this,
other than typing in single space (or even double space) entirely?

[Graham Mayor]

It would make a lot more sense to create a double spaced paragraph style and
apply it from the start - but display issues are usually the fault of the
display driver - see if there's an update.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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


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I am using a somewhat old computer with microsoft word 2002. I like to
type my text using single space formatting and incrementally convert
it to double space (once the section or paragraph is finished). Many
times when I change the spacing, though, amounts of my text are
missing in the double spaced version, thus making my writing
nonsensical. When I convert back to single space, the text reappears.
How do I fix this, other than typing in single space (or even double
space) entirely?

[Stefan Blom]

Are you typing in a table cell or text box?

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


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I am using a somewhat old computer with microsoft word 2002. I like
to
type my text using single space formatting and incrementally convert
it
to double space (once the section or paragraph is finished). Many
times
when I change the spacing, though, amounts of my text are missing in
the double spaced version, thus making my writing nonsensical. When
I
convert back to single space, the text reappears. How do I fix this,
other than typing in single space (or even double space) entirely?