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Strange text spacing
Occasionally I find text that I have copied into Word has strange
spacing. After being sure that all the text is of the same font and size it appears that the text in question is double spaced but it is not. I cannot place the cursor in the space between lines since it is part of the text line above it. And I cannot find a way to change it. Can someone tell what's going on here? |
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Strange text spacing
On the Format menu, click Paragraph. Click the Indents and Spacing
tab. Verify that you have the desired values for Line Spacing and Spacing Before and After. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP wrote in message ups.com... Occasionally I find text that I have copied into Word has strange spacing. After being sure that all the text is of the same font and size it appears that the text in question is double spaced but it is not. I cannot place the cursor in the space between lines since it is part of the text line above it. And I cannot find a way to change it. Can someone tell what's going on here? |
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Strange text spacing
You can try this:
Select the paragraph where this is occurring Go To Format | Paragraph and see if the Line spacing is set to something other than Single. You could also try reapplying the Normal style to the text by clicking in the problem paragraph and then choosing Normal from the Styles and Formatting task pane. When you copy text in from other sources, especially the internet or email, the text contains formatting that may not correspond to your document's formatting. I always suggest that you Paste as Unformatted Text (Edit | Paste Special |Unformatted text). This way only the text is pasted into your document, not the extra formattting. " wrote: Occasionally I find text that I have copied into Word has strange spacing. After being sure that all the text is of the same font and size it appears that the text in question is double spaced but it is not. I cannot place the cursor in the space between lines since it is part of the text line above it. And I cannot find a way to change it. Can someone tell what's going on here? |
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Strange text spacing
Does the paragraph have Space Before or After (see Format | Paragraph)?
-- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. wrote in message ups.com... Occasionally I find text that I have copied into Word has strange spacing. After being sure that all the text is of the same font and size it appears that the text in question is double spaced but it is not. I cannot place the cursor in the space between lines since it is part of the text line above it. And I cannot find a way to change it. Can someone tell what's going on here? |
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Strange text spacing
Well, I looked at spacing and before and after were both set to 0 pt.
I changed to Auto and nothing happened. I changed back to 0 pt and the problem went away. Spacing went back to normal single spacing. I don't understand what happened but it seemed to work. Line spacing was set to single from the beginning. |
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