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When trying to write a reurn address in my letter, I have found that
regardless of how I have the spacing set (mine is set to single space) the lines between the name, street address, city/state, etc seemed to be double spaced. If I type full sentences and the line wraps it is then single spaced. Any suggestions of how to recitify this problem will be greatly appreciated. I did notice that when I brought in a "Template" the formatting seemed fine. -- Kenneth Dight |
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Check the space after/before paragraph formatting parameters for the style
used for the address. Set to 0 Single or double spacing are parameters associated with lines *within* a paragraph. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org kwdight wrote: When trying to write a reurn address in my letter, I have found that regardless of how I have the spacing set (mine is set to single space) the lines between the name, street address, city/state, etc seemed to be double spaced. If I type full sentences and the line wraps it is then single spaced. Any suggestions of how to recitify this problem will be greatly appreciated. I did notice that when I brought in a "Template" the formatting seemed fine. |
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Use a line break (Shift+Enter) between lines instead of a paragraph break.
As Graham points out, the default paragraph spacing in Word 2007 is 1.15 lines, but there is 10 pts Space After, which gives the appearance of double spacing if every line is a separate paragraph. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "kwdight" wrote in message ... When trying to write a reurn address in my letter, I have found that regardless of how I have the spacing set (mine is set to single space) the lines between the name, street address, city/state, etc seemed to be double spaced. If I type full sentences and the line wraps it is then single spaced. Any suggestions of how to recitify this problem will be greatly appreciated. I did notice that when I brought in a "Template" the formatting seemed fine. -- Kenneth Dight |
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Thanks so much for your response to my question. It was what I needed
-- Kenneth Dight "Graham Mayor" wrote: Check the space after/before paragraph formatting parameters for the style used for the address. Set to 0 Single or double spacing are parameters associated with lines *within* a paragraph. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org kwdight wrote: When trying to write a reurn address in my letter, I have found that regardless of how I have the spacing set (mine is set to single space) the lines between the name, street address, city/state, etc seemed to be double spaced. If I type full sentences and the line wraps it is then single spaced. Any suggestions of how to recitify this problem will be greatly appreciated. I did notice that when I brought in a "Template" the formatting seemed fine. |
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Is there a way to make "set to 0" the default for all documents/entries?
Many Thanks, Gregg "Graham Mayor" wrote: Check the space after/before paragraph formatting parameters for the style used for the address. Set to 0 Single or double spacing are parameters associated with lines *within* a paragraph. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org kwdight wrote: When trying to write a reurn address in my letter, I have found that regardless of how I have the spacing set (mine is set to single space) the lines between the name, street address, city/state, etc seemed to be double spaced. If I type full sentences and the line wraps it is then single spaced. Any suggestions of how to recitify this problem will be greatly appreciated. I did notice that when I brought in a "Template" the formatting seemed fine. |
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Yes, you can. You need to modify the Document Defaults. Read
http://blogs.msdn.com/microsoft_offi...perations.aspx, especially the section about halfway down with the title "Document Defaults". -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. Col Gregg wrote: Is there a way to make "set to 0" the default for all documents/entries? Many Thanks, Gregg "Graham Mayor" wrote: Check the space after/before paragraph formatting parameters for the style used for the address. Set to 0 Single or double spacing are parameters associated with lines *within* a paragraph. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org kwdight wrote: When trying to write a reurn address in my letter, I have found that regardless of how I have the spacing set (mine is set to single space) the lines between the name, street address, city/state, etc seemed to be double spaced. If I type full sentences and the line wraps it is then single spaced. Any suggestions of how to recitify this problem will be greatly appreciated. I did notice that when I brought in a "Template" the formatting seemed fine. |
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