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Old October 7th, 2005, 06:45 PM
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Default How to set the line spacing for the whole document?

Hi,

I am using MS Office Word 2003 SP2.

I start with a blank document and want to insert a picture from a file by
Insert/Picture/From File. No problem. Once I exit from that dialog box, I
end up with a chopped off version of my picture in my document. I have to
go to: Format/Paragraph and then in the "Line Spacing" dropdown it shows
"Exactly". By changing this to "Single" and then click OK, when the dialog
box closes my document shows the picture I just inserted properly formatted.

So my question is this: what do I have to do in order to prevent this from
happening? I don't want to have to go and reformat the line spacing every
time I insert a picture. Is there a way to fix this so that it becomes part
of normal.dot?

This is very annoying especially when trying to write a document where I am
inserting many screenshots. I would highly appreciate any info on this,
please.

regards,
joe


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Old October 8th, 2005, 12:44 AM
Suzanne S. Barnhill
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Default How to set the line spacing for the whole document?

Start by restoring Normal style to "Single" spacing. Then define a Body Text
style with the Exact spacing required and a Picture style with Single
spacing. Apply as appropriate.

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Hi,

I am using MS Office Word 2003 SP2.

I start with a blank document and want to insert a picture from a file by
Insert/Picture/From File. No problem. Once I exit from that dialog box,

I
end up with a chopped off version of my picture in my document. I have to
go to: Format/Paragraph and then in the "Line Spacing" dropdown it shows
"Exactly". By changing this to "Single" and then click OK, when the

dialog
box closes my document shows the picture I just inserted properly

formatted.

So my question is this: what do I have to do in order to prevent this from
happening? I don't want to have to go and reformat the line spacing every
time I insert a picture. Is there a way to fix this so that it becomes

part
of normal.dot?

This is very annoying especially when trying to write a document where I

am
inserting many screenshots. I would highly appreciate any info on this,
please.

regards,
joe



 




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