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Its actually the Grammar Checker that catches spaces between sentences, although it isn't really a grammatical issue. I guess MS decided to include it there since it is _typographically_ incorrect and a very common mistake since most folks were actually taught to put 2 spaces between sentences due to the inadequacy of typewriters. My gues is that multiple spaces between words is far less common and to have it included in the Grammar Checker would be intolerably slow, especially in long docs... every gap between characters would have to be looked at by the feature every time it ran. If multiple spaces between words is a concern, use Find & Replace for the fix. HTH |:) "fsmab2" wrote: I'm using Word 2003 and when I conduct a spell check it doesn't check for spaces between words, while it does check for sapces between sentences. I can put as many as 10 spaces between a word and the spell checker won't catch it. |
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