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Why does single spacing come out to be 1.5 spacing?
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Because you've selected that in Format | Paragraph ?

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No ... it is checked 1.0. Also, everytime I hit the return key (end of
line), the new line starts out with a capital letter?

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If you press Enter, you are starting a new paragraph, so Word correctly
capitalises the first letter. It isn't necessary to press enter at the end
of every line: just type and Word will automatically wrap the text to the
next line.

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No ... it is checked 1.0. Also, everytime I hit the return key (end
of
line), the new line starts out with a capital letter?

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Because you've selected that in Format | Paragraph ?

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Thanks Terry ... any help on the 'line spacing' issue. I have it checked for
1.0 but it goes to 1.5 and even the print preview shows it that way?

Dean

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If you press Enter, you are starting a new paragraph, so Word correctly
capitalises the first letter. It isn't necessary to press enter at the end
of every line: just type and Word will automatically wrap the text to the
next line.

--
Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP

"Dean" /No Spam wrote in message
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No ... it is checked 1.0. Also, everytime I hit the return key (end
of
line), the new line starts out with a capital letter?

"Aalaan" wrote:

Because you've selected that in Format | Paragraph ?

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Just a thought - if you are starting a new paragraph on every line, then
maybe this is paragraph spacing rather than line spacing? In Format/Paragraph
is the spacing before and after paragraphs set to zero points?

"Dean" wrote:

Thanks Terry ... any help on the 'line spacing' issue. I have it checked for
1.0 but it goes to 1.5 and even the print preview shows it that way?

Dean

"Terry Farrell" wrote:

If you press Enter, you are starting a new paragraph, so Word correctly
capitalises the first letter. It isn't necessary to press enter at the end
of every line: just type and Word will automatically wrap the text to the
next line.

--
Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP

"Dean" /No Spam wrote in message
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No ... it is checked 1.0. Also, everytime I hit the return key (end
of
line), the new line starts out with a capital letter?

"Aalaan" wrote:

Because you've selected that in Format | Paragraph ?

"Dean" /No Spam wrote in message
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Why does single spacing come out to be 1.5 spacing?




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If you check the paragraph settings dialog, I expect that it is set to add
12pt after every paragraph (inter paragraph spacing). So by using the enter
key at the end of the line instead of letting Word wrap automatically, you
are ending a paragraph and starting anew paragraph. So Word is adding the
12pt after inter-paragraph space.

Terry

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Thanks Terry ... any help on the 'line spacing' issue. I have it checked
for
1.0 but it goes to 1.5 and even the print preview shows it that way?

Dean

"Terry Farrell" wrote:

If you press Enter, you are starting a new paragraph, so Word correctly
capitalises the first letter. It isn't necessary to press enter at the
end
of every line: just type and Word will automatically wrap the text to the
next line.

--
Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP

"Dean" /No Spam wrote in message
...
No ... it is checked 1.0. Also, everytime I hit the return key
(end
of
line), the new line starts out with a capital letter?

"Aalaan" wrote:

Because you've selected that in Format | Paragraph ?

"Dean" /No Spam wrote in message
...
Why does single spacing come out to be 1.5 spacing?





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addendum--Dean may find this page helpful:

For New Users of Microsoft Word
http://shaunakelly.com/word/concepts...ion/index.html

For instance, it covers the "let Word wrap the lines for you" tip, so
the other information may also be useful.

Terry Farrell wrote:
If you check the paragraph settings dialog, I expect that it is set to
add 12pt after every paragraph (inter paragraph spacing). So by using
the enter key at the end of the line instead of letting Word wrap
automatically, you are ending a paragraph and starting anew paragraph.
So Word is adding the 12pt after inter-paragraph space.

Terry

"Dean" /No Spam wrote in message
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Thanks Terry ... any help on the 'line spacing' issue. I have it
checked for
1.0 but it goes to 1.5 and even the print preview shows it that way?

Dean

"Terry Farrell" wrote:

If you press Enter, you are starting a new paragraph, so Word correctly
capitalises the first letter. It isn't necessary to press enter at
the end
of every line: just type and Word will automatically wrap the text
to the
next line.

--
Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP

"Dean" /No Spam wrote in message
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No ... it is checked 1.0. Also, everytime I hit the return
key (end
of
line), the new line starts out with a capital letter?

"Aalaan" wrote:

Because you've selected that in Format | Paragraph ?

"Dean" /No Spam wrote in message
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Why does single spacing come out to be 1.5 spacing?





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BTW, you don't need to press the return key at the end of each line.
Automatic wraparound is possibly the most fundamental quality of word
processing. If there was no other feature it would still be brilliant.

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line), the new line starts out with a capital letter?

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