Word has put a "degree" sign in front of the hard return after each
paragraph. This is causing more spaces than needed after each paragraph. Help

It's a non-breaking space. You can copy one of them, then hit Ctrl+H, paste
it into the Find What box. Don't put anything in the Replace with box, and
hit Replace all. That deletes them all.
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~Anne Troy

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"Judee" wrote in message
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Word has put a "degree" sign in front of the hard return after each
paragraph. This is causing more spaces than needed after each paragraph.
Help

That would keep the non-breaking spaces and delete all real spaces (at =
least in Word2003).

Use ^s in "Find what", and replace with spaces.
If you don't remember the "^s" placeholder, look under "Special" in the =
Find dialog: Non-breaking spaces should be listed there among other =
special characters.

Regards,
Klaus=20


"Anne Troy" wrote:
It's a non-breaking space. You can copy one of them, then hit Ctrl+H, =
paste
it into the Find What box. Don't put anything in the Replace with box, =
and
hit Replace all. That deletes them all.
*******************
~Anne Troy
=20
www.OfficeArticles.com
www.MyExpertsOnline.com
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"Judee" wrote in message
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Word has put a "degree" sign in front of the hard return after each
paragraph. This is causing more spaces than needed after each =
paragraph.
Help
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