[needhelp]

Want to make the document consistent. Either one space or two after the
sentence terminates. I work on manuscripts and depending on the style they
require either or. So how can I go in and make them all the same thru out
the document instead of doing them a sentence at a time. Ex: I bit my
tongue. It hurt bad. I cried. (one space - two space). Help!

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

IF you use Word's grammar checker (which I DON'T advise) you can set it to
mark single or double spaces (whichever you declare nonstandard). Otherwise,
you can use Find and Replace search for instances of more than one space and
replace with a single one; the reverse is much more difficult and not
recommended anyway.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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Want to make the document consistent. Either one space or two after the
sentence terminates. I work on manuscripts and depending on the style
they
require either or. So how can I go in and make them all the same thru out
the document instead of doing them a sentence at a time. Ex: I bit my
tongue. It hurt bad. I cried. (one space - two space). Help!