How do I delete extra blank lines in a word document?
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You can use search and replace to pull out paragraph separator marks and replace them with nothing. \n\nPress CTRL-H and then click the More button on the dialog box that appears. Put the cursor in the Find What box and click the special Special button, and select Paragraph Mark (that will insert a "^p").\n\nIf you do this three times and click the Replace All button, then it will pull out the carriage returns and squeeze the lines together.\n\nUse the Edit Undo feature if you want to experiment with how many to pull out.\n\nIf it doesn't work then as mentioned, you can also try adjusting line spacing by changing your paragraph formatting.
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paste them into a word document
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try pasting to another document program such as Notepad and Wordpad to see if that works.   It it does then you will need to check the options in MS Word.\nE
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If it is currently in MS Word format then you can use the drawing tools in Word.  To access it make sure "drawing" is checked in the toolbars option.  Then you wiil be able to use the crop tool to crop it down to only the part you want and you can print it straight out of Word.  When you are done close Word without saving and your document will go back to the original state before you cropped it.
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Try Rright clicking on it and select ignore...might have to do it to each line though...
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Try saving it as.. then select word document\nGood luck!
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Scroll until you get just the header rows at the top of the sheet (they should be there anyhow). Drag the little bar just above the top arrow on the vertical scroll bar for the workbook, down to below the header rows (the "splitter"). You should now see the header rows, then a thin divider line (the splitter bar) and the rest of your document below that. Now, go to the Window menu and select 'Freeze panes'. Voila!\n\nTo undo this, just go Window->Unfreeze panes.
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If MS Word try clicking View > Toolbars > Formatting and Standard
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to make an extra line, use the <br> tag.\nThat will skip one line.\nIf you want to have your words separated in a block, use the paragraph tag.\nopen with <p> and close with </p> \nThis will put space between your blocks of text.\n\nan example is:\n\nThis is text<br>This is more text<br><br>This is even more text\n\nIt'll show up as:\n\nThis is text\nThis is more text\n\nThis is even more text\n\n<p>This is text</p><p>This is more text</p>\n\nThat'll how up as\n\nThis is text\n\n\nThis is more text
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Just hit the ENTER key boss. That will take the cursor to a new line in MS word.
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copy and paste to word
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you've most likely save that particular file as the default for new documents, so everytime you click NEW, that file is opened as a new document.\n\nlet me see if i can remember off the top of my head on how to resolve the issue. \n\nfirst find the NORMAL.dot file somewhere on your hard drive in the MS Word folder. either look through the folders to find it or search for it. once you've found it remember the filepath, you'll need to know how to get to that file again.\n\nnow, open MS Word and open a new BLANK page. make sure all the settings are set to what you would want whenever you want a new document (i.e., margins, fonts, etc.) once that's done, select SAVE AS from the FILE menu and replace the NORMAL.dot file you searched for earlier. make sure you save the file as a word document template (.dot) and not word document (.doc).\n\nthat should resolve your issue
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Have you checked to see if Microsoft Word has a Wizard set up for filling one out?  Word usually has a lot of that type of stuff.  Open Word, click File-->New and type the name of the document in the search area at the right of your screen.  A lot of times it will give you one that's already made up and you can just put your info in it.  Saves a lot of time!
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This happens if you don't have Microsoft Word installed.  Use this, it will fix your problem:\nhttp://www.majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=2952
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it's probably not the paragraph mark that's causing the blank page, it's most likely a hidden section break of some sort. You need to go into a different view to see it, try clicking those little page like icons on the bottom left of the word window. Then click to highlight the break line and press DELETE.
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Just highlight the text you want to delete by left clicking your mouse over it, then hit delete\n\nGood Luck
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Easy, just move your mouse pointer to the task bar on the bottom of the screen, right click choose properties, >> Start Menu >> Customize >>> Recent documents >> Clear