Part of the Microsoft Office suite, Microsoft Word serves as a basic word processing program -- virtually no business is exempt from the need for word processing, so it's vital to know exactly how to ...

Although Microsoft Word adjusts the sentence and word spacing automatically when you paste something, it doesn’t adjust the same for the entire paragraphs. It may create problems when you need to edit ...

No matter what line of work you're in, knowing how to change the leading, or line spacing, of documents in Microsoft Word can be quite useful. Decreasing the line spacing allows you to fit more text ...

Select the text you want to change and click the Font dialog box launcher in the Home tab. In the the Font dialog box, navigate to the Advanced tab. Select the text you want to change and click the ...

Phil Frye wrote, “I somehow changed the spacing between lines in Microsoft Word. Instead of single-spacing there is now double-spacing and it won’t allow me to move the cursor up to the empty line.” ...

When using Microsoft Word, you can press Enter to start a new paragraph. However, there are various changes you can make to a paragraph's layout, including adjusting the alignment, adding indents, ...

You wouldn’t believe how often I get the same few questions about Microsoft Word. Perhaps the most common: “How do I change the line spacing?” I can understand the confusion. In Word 2003 and earlier, ...

Picture this: you've come to the end of a heading or paragraph in Microsoft Word, and you want to create a space before the next segment of text. It might be tempting to press Enter twice. Instead, ...

I've been sent a Word document which I need to edit but it looks bloody weird with humungous character spacing. The document originates from Japan which I suspect might have something to do with it.

You can double space in Word for an entire document or selected paragraphs and increase the amount of space between your lines of text. To double space in newer ...