I have a legal transcript formatted with double-spaced line numbering or 25
lines. However, I need to single space some of the information in the title
page of the document. How can I keep the line numbering from automatically
adjusting to the single spaced type? (Word 2000) Thanks for any help!

Put it in a textbox?
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I have a legal transcript formatted with double-spaced line numbering or
25
lines. However, I need to single space some of the information in the
title
page of the document. How can I keep the line numbering from
automatically
adjusting to the single spaced type? (Word 2000) Thanks for any help!

With the cursor in the header area, draw a text box in the left
margin. This anchors the text box to the header, which will force it
to repeat on all pages of the current section.

Make sure the height of the text box is specified so that it fits
exactly between the top and bottom margins of the page. Set the top
and bottom margins for the text box to zero. Remove the border.
Specify the appropriate line spacing for the text in the text box, and
then type each of your custom line numbers, followed by ENTER.

Note that if you have multiple headers in your document (which is the
case if you enabled "Different first page" and/or "Different odd and
even" on the Layout tab of FilePage Setup) you have to insert the
text box in each of these headers, if you want it to display on all
pages. You don't have to draw the text box multiple times, though. You
can copy and paste it into the additional headers.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"rather be golfing" rather be
wrote in message
...
I have a legal transcript formatted with double-spaced line
numbering or 25
lines. However, I need to single space some of the information in
the title
page of the document. How can I keep the line numbering from
automatically
adjusting to the single spaced type? (Word 2000) Thanks for any
help!