[wells]

Every time I open word 2007 and begin my word processing, when pressing
enter, I always have an extra space between lines. I don't want this. Under
"line spacing tab", I can change it to single spacing, but once I close the
document, and later open a new word document, it does it again. I tried to
change it on the default tab, but it doesn't work. How can I permanently
change the extra lines to single lines? Like when using word 2003?

[Dawn Crosier, Word MVP]

From the Quick Styles - right click on Normal and select Modify. In the
modify dialog box, make sure you checkmark "New documents based on this
template" before you click the Format button to get to the Paragraph
formatting. Be sure to change both space after and line spacing if you want
to get back to Word 2003 formatting.


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Dawn Crosier
Microsoft MVP
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Every time I open word 2007 and begin my word processing, when pressing
enter, I always have an extra space between lines. I don't want this.
Under
"line spacing tab", I can change it to single spacing, but once I close
the
document, and later open a new word document, it does it again. I tried
to
change it on the default tab, but it doesn't work. How can I permanently
change the extra lines to single lines? Like when using word 2003?