[irishmainer]

When i hit enter it seems as though it wants to skip two spaces instead of
one. I looked at the line spacing and it was set to multiple, so i changed it
to single...and it still jumps a space. Is thereany other setting or known
reason why this would be doing this?

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

The space you get when you press Enter (creating a new paragraph) is
determined by the Spacing Before/After setting, not the line spacing.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"irishmainer" wrote in message
...
When i hit enter it seems as though it wants to skip two spaces instead of
one. I looked at the line spacing and it was set to multiple, so i changed
it
to single...and it still jumps a space. Is thereany other setting or known
reason why this would be doing this?

[PeterMcC]

"irishmainer" wrote in message
...
When i hit enter it seems as though it wants to skip two spaces instead of
one. I looked at the line spacing and it was set to multiple, so i changed
it
to single...and it still jumps a space. Is thereany other setting or known
reason why this would be doing this?


Have you looked at the Spacing before / Spacing after settings for the
particular paragraph style?


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On 10 Nov, 15:27, irishmainer
wrote:
When i hit enter it seems as though it wants to skip two spaces instead of
one. I looked at the line spacing and it was set to multiple, so i changed it
to single...and it still jumps a space. Is thereany other setting or known
reason why this would be doing this?

Change spacing after to 0 points. If you need more help, please say
which version of Word you have.