How do you double space in microsoft word 2003?
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If it is within paragraphs:\nFormat > Paragraph > Spacing After > Double\n\nIf it is between paragraphs:\nSame dialogue, but use the px of "Before" in the spacing section
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If you have Microsoft Word 2003 Go to "Table", then "Insert Table", then choose 52 Columns, and 1 Row. Make sure you have your page setup so your margins will fit. This will give you 52 columns. Then you stretch the lower part of the row to get what you need.
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Use whitespace as title or just a  "  . "  Dot\nreg\nshahid@skygc.com
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open file in ms word and do as i write here\n\npress Ctrl+H   in Find What: type   ,\n                  in Replace with: type   ","\n\nthen press Repalce all.\n\nthen save file in what ever format you like.\n\nhave a nice time
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In MS WORD go to FILE>>PAGE SETUP>>MARGINS TAB
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Easiest way is "shrink the font size". \n\nIf you do a print preview, there's usually a button there that will squeeze the document down by 1 page.\n\nOh, NOW you want to go THAT way...\n\nReduce font size by half, setup columns (2), go to page setup and change to landscape, and see what happens. \n\n(There's a program out there called FancyPrint that'll let you print 2 pages into 1, but it's not free)
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you have to click on it, then type to make it work, or highlight the text you want to format, than change the size etc\n\ni know this seems a bit obvious, but you would be surprised at the amount of daft mistakes some of my colleagues call me with
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Go to desk top in any empty space RIGHT click -- Go to properties --  go to settings -- in lower left move arrow right toward the word less -- that should do it.  Less meaning bigger letters less space.  Good luck.  I am assuming the computer print itself--not a document.
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If you are using Windows. Go to commant prompt,\nwrite 'format /?' there. You will find how to format
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I think your best bet would be to just copy and paste.  You might lose your formatting, but if you don't mind rearranging some stuff, that'll work.  On the second toolbar from the top, there is a button that says "Select Text."  Click that, and the little hand goes away, and you now can select the text you want.  After you've picked what you need, click copy, and then paste it into Word.  Hope that's what you needed!
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type\n\n& hearts ; \nwithout the spaces inbetween\n\n♥
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CTRL-2 makes it double space, and CTRL-1 makes it single space.\n\nOr, alternatively, you can not type in the title and continue typing the cookbook, and then put the title last.
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1. Correct the spelling and grammar.\n2. Check the width, I hate horizontal scroll bars that scroll to white space (in your case, black space)\n3. Try to be consistent on font sizing in the same sentence.
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Type on the microsoft-word.
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I tend to use the following combination:\n\nAlt Space\nAlt n\n\nYou could replace the Alt n bit by pressing the up arrow twice and hitting enter.
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back - backspace\nforward - alt+right arrow
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Word is putting in an extra page break or section break at the end of each letter.\n\nYou can do a global replace to remove them. You have to press the little paragraph button on Word's top toolbar to be able to see the breaks and find out what kind they are first.\n\nThen control h to activate find/replace box. At the bottom there's a drop down button to put the codes for formatting objects in, click on the entry for whatever type of break it is that you need to eliminate from the end of each letter.\n\nLeave the 'replace with' box BLANK.\n\nPress replace all and away it goes in seconds deleting all those ugly empty pages.\n\nThis sometimes mucks up the formatting of the first line or last line of each letter, so don't be afraid to experiment and remember "ALL HAIL MIGHTY UNDO BUTTON".\n\nCheers.