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Hitting "enter key" spaces about six lines instead of 1 line
When I am in Word 2000 and I want to start a new paragraph and I hit enter,
it looks on the screen as if it has spaced only one line, but when I print the page it has actually skipped four inches. Please help me fix this. |
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Hitting "enter key" spaces about six lines instead of 1 line
Check your paragraph formatting.
-- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] ~~~~~ How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375 "KAH" wrote in message ... When I am in Word 2000 and I want to start a new paragraph and I hit enter, it looks on the screen as if it has spaced only one line, but when I print the page it has actually skipped four inches. Please help me fix this. |
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Hitting "enter key" spaces about six lines instead of 1 line
In Word, click on File | Page Setup | Layout tab | Vertical
alignment: Top | Default | Yes | OK. KAH wrote: When I am in Word 2000 and I want to start a new paragraph and I hit enter, it looks on the screen as if it has spaced only one line, but when I print the page it has actually skipped four inches. Please help me fix this. |
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