Regarding format - How do I know the before and after paragraph - when it's beginning when end?
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When a paragraph is begun, it should be indented 5 spaces.  When a paragraph ends, no matter where the line ends, you should go to the next line to begin the next paragraph, whcih you should indent 5 spaces.  \n     If you have a paragraph of quoted material, you do not need to use end quotes when finishing the paragraph, but you do need to use open quotes when begining the next paragraph, however, you still need to indent 5 spaces.
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Each chapter can start with one (1).\n\nIf you are using MS Word, you can pull down the Fornat menu\nFormat/Font... look under the effects section for boxes labeled Superscript or Subscript,  After selecting the charater to manipulated, then check the appropriate effects box and hit apply or done.
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Right click on that cell and go to Format Cells.  Now, go to the Alignment tab and check the box that says "Wrap Text"
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look at the top of the page at all the menus. go to format. then paragraph. the tab should say indent and spacing. on there it should say line spacing and have a box where you can choose what spacing you want. you may have to highlight the entire writting before you click on the menus so it knows to apply this spacing to the entire work. hope this helps.
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Here is a website with punctuation and grammar rules that I've used before:\n\nhttp://www.davidappleyard.com/english/punctuation.htm
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Insert a break (section Break)\n\nthen go to Insert page numbers and click on the format button. unclick continue from previous section, and click on "start at" and type 1 in the box
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To create a numbered paragraph:\n1.In the Style list on the Formatting toolbar, click the List Number style; or\n2.Click the Numbering button on the Formatting toolbar.\nIf you choose to format more than one paragraph, Word will automatically number the paragraphs.
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I use Word 2000. You'll find a "show all" menu item in your view menu. (It looks like a 'p' seen from behind). If you use it then your document will look messy, but it helps you in finding out if you've put extra spaces in between words/paragraphs. Take your own time to understand this feature. I recommend you check the whole document with this feature before print previewing.\n\nOr do what other people have suggested - decrease the line spacing! (format>>paragraphs)
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I think you need to look into the HTML code section of your post. There must be lots of clutter due to changes. Write <BR> for paragraph spaces after every paragraph. \n\nREMEMBER: when you compose or edit a post, there are "Edit HTML" and "Compose" buttons. Click on Edit HTML and it will show all the HTML code. Then just write <BR> after the paragraph.
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I just went to the help menu and typed in "outline" and it gave me all sorts of help options including how to indent. \nFind the "insert a tab in an outline" and under that it says help formating paragraphs. sorry, it wouldn't let me copy paste the answer for you.
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A quick way of getting rid of all formatting is to use a middle stage.\n\nCopy as usual by highlighting the text and either right click, 'copy' or <ctrl> + <c> and then paste into notepad.\n\nThen copy that and past into whatever else you want.\n\nThis generally gets rid of all formatting codes without worrying overmuch.
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Different systems use a different end of line character in the file formatting.  When a file is made and the program writes it out there are a few different end of line characters to choose from (depending on your operating system).  The program is writing it out with an end of line character that the conputer you are viewing it on reads as a ^M rather than an end of line.\n\nAre you viewing it on the same system as your program is writing it?  If so, then look in the program that you are making the page in and find the preference for end of line and change it.
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go to format> bullets and numbering > list styles tab> select or edit the style you want to use
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single spaced within a paragraph.  when u go on to a NEW paragraph, then double space.
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1. On the Word menu, click Preferences, and then click View.\n2. Under Nonprinting characters, select the check boxes next to the characters you want to display.\nTip   To display all formatting marks, select the All check box instead of selecting each individual check box. You can also turn the All option on or off by clicking Show/Hide the paragraph mark.
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It could be there if you haven't used the computer much after formatting.  Less chance of being overwritten.\n\nYou will probably need an expert to retrieve it.
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Assume we are talking MS Word?. Open a new document, Check your page setup is same as paper you use(File>Page Setup). Now, go to  the  Veiw, select Print Layout.Again, in  View, Zoom>Page Width. Ensure the 'Style ' is set to 'Normal'. Type in your address, it will be aligned down the left margin at this moment. Select the Address by running your cursor backwards/upwards over it. On the Ruler Bar at the top, on the Left side, you will see a triangle pointiing down, under that, a triangle pointing up, under that, a small square. point to the small square, left click and hold, then drag it to the right. Your text will go to the right as well, stop wherever you want. Now, go to the end of your text with your cursor, press enter to get yourself on the next line. Backspace, and your entry point will now go to the right. You may check your formatting, by selecting your text, Format> Paragraph.  Look at 'indentation' and 'line spacing'