http://www.businesssoftwaremadeeasy.com/tips.htmSoftware hints and tips that save you timeSun, 10 Feb 2008 23:34:39 GMTTue, 8 May 2012 14:15:02 GMTLevelfield http://www.businesssoftwaremadeeasy.com/log/post_335960595_tips.htm<font face="Arial"><br><p><strong><font color="#808080" size="1">Originally Posted Feb 10 2007<br /><br></font><font color="#c0c0c0">Updated 4/13/08</font></strong></p><br><p>If you are one of the new users of Microsoft Office 2007, undoubtedly you are using MS Word.&nbsp; You have probably have noticed that the line spacing is different than earlier versions.&nbsp; Actually, the line spacing is set to 1.5 lines between each line by default.&nbsp; If you find this undesirable, there is a way to fix it.&nbsp; Here's how</p><br><p>This makes the change to eliminate the additional spacing.&nbsp; In Word 2007<br /><br>-Under the Home tab in the Ribbon<br /><br>1. Find the Paragraph section<br /><br>2. Click the down right arrow<br /><br><img height="232" alt="" width="424" src="/sites/36757/images/word20072.jpg" /></p><br><p>-The Paragraph window appears<br /><br><img height="487" alt="" width="357" src="/sites/36757/images/word20073.jpg" /><br /><br>3. Change the After field to '0 pt'<br /><br>4. Select 'Single' from the Line spacing: field<br /><br>5. Click the 'Default...'<br /><br>6. Click 'Yes'</p><br><p>You can also use this to change the default Font and Font Size.<br /><br>That's it!<br /><br></p><br></font>Sun, 10 Feb 2008 23:34:39 GMT