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Why does our document look different in Word 2003 and can we fix i
I have a document that has a set of information that was exported from SAS
and imported into Word. The information is set up in columns and rows but uses spaces in between rather than tabs or using a table. The font is Letter Gothic. In Word 2000 it looks fine but anyone viewing it from Word 2003 sees a squished version. It is much too long to fix manually. Any thoughts as to why it looks different from one version to the next? Any idea of how we can fix it quickly? Thanks. |
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