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Microsoft Word - How to change default line space
When I try to create a document in Word 2007, I always have to change the line spacing to 0 from 10. I have tried to change the default, but can't seem to get it to remember the setting.
I open Word 2007, Go to "Page Layout", "Spacing or Paragraph" and change the After spacing from 10 to 0.
I then click on [Default] and receive the message telling me that I am about to change the settings based on the NORMAL template. I select [YES] to make the change.
When I close and open Word it reverts back to a spacing of 10. I have even tried going into the template folder and deleting out the normal template, in a hope that it would recreate the next time, but that doesn't seem to work either.
I open Word 2007, Go to "Page Layout", "Spacing or Paragraph" and change the After spacing from 10 to 0.
I then click on [Default] and receive the message telling me that I am about to change the settings based on the NORMAL template. I select [YES] to make the change.
When I close and open Word it reverts back to a spacing of 10. I have even tried going into the template folder and deleting out the normal template, in a hope that it would recreate the next time, but that doesn't seem to work either.
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