In typing court documents, they must be double spaced with line numbering.
Some portions require single spacing. How do I make the line numbering
continue double spacing in this area?

Type the single-spaced text into a floating text box that is
anchored to a double-spaced paragraph.

JoyceS wrote:

In typing court documents, they must be double spaced with line numbering.
Some portions require single spacing. How do I make the line numbering
continue double spacing in this area?

And what is a floating text box? How do I do that?
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JoyceS


"garfield-n-odie" wrote:

Type the single-spaced text into a floating text box that is
anchored to a double-spaced paragraph.

JoyceS wrote:

In typing court documents, they must be double spaced with line numbering.
Some portions require single spacing. How do I make the line numbering
continue double spacing in this area?

See "Insert a text box" at
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/as...446071033.aspx

See "Change the text-wrapping style for a picture or drawing
object" at
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/as...899251033.aspx.
In Word 97, choose "float over text" for the wrapping style.
In newer Word versions, choose something other than "inline with
text" for the wrapping style.

Incidentally, you can find these help topics yourself by pressing
the F1 key on your keyboard, or by clicking on Help at the top of
your Word window.


JoyceS wrote:

And what is a floating text box? How do I do that?