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When I try to write a new document on Word, at the end of the line, I click
ENTER and the cursor jumps like 20 lines down the page. I have tried
everything short of reinstalling Office Enterprise 2007 to fix it. Nothing
works. Any ideas?
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Go2Villa wrote:
When I try to write a new document on Word, at the end of the line, I
click ENTER and the cursor jumps like 20 lines down the page. I have
tried everything short of reinstalling Office Enterprise 2007 to fix
it. Nothing works. Any ideas?


On the Page Layout tab of the ribbon, click the little arrow icon in the
bottom right corner of the Page Setup group to launch the Page Setup dialog.
Click the Layout tab of the dialog. The Vertical Alignment dropdown is
probably set to Justified. Change it to Top and click OK.

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