[Graham Mayor]

Or with the wildcard option set, search for
([ ]){2,}
replace with
\1
and remove the lot in one pass.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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grammatim wrote:
That could only have happened because someone (accidentally or
deliberately) typed two spaces after each word. Fix it with Find/
Replace (Ctrl-H). Just type two spaces in the Find box, one space in
the Replace with box, and click Replace All. It'll even tell you how
many times it did it.

(Keep doing it until it reports 0 replacements, and you will have
gotten rid of all the extra spaces, no matter how many there were in a
row.)

On Jul 30, 3:51 pm, Liz J wrote:
Hi,

I have a document that has several paragraphs. There are some
paragraphs that have 2 spaces in between each word and others that
have just 1 spaces in between words. For example, the a typical
sentence in the doucment might look something like this (take note
of the spacing issue):
To maintain product differentiation following the introduction of
its mass market diffusion brand, the Company expanded its
offering of technical performance products.

Is it possible for me to set the document to have each paragraph
only have 1 space in between words? If so, could you please show me
those steps?

Thanks!