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on microsoft word?

Press.. the space bar.. twice? haermm

Or go Format-Paragraph, and change the line spacing to double. srug

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Originally posted by Spidervlad
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he probably means on KMC. As far as I know the boards always delete one of the two spaces.

Originally posted by Fire
he probably means on KMC
Originally posted by Inspectah Deck
on microsoft word?
leftright

But the deletion of the extra space on KMC is annoying too.

Originally posted by Barker
Or go Format-Paragraph, and change the line spacing to double. srug

when i do that it says "indentation: left 0, right 0, center 0"

what numbers do i put in?

Don' t touch the indentation. What exactly is it that you want to achieve? Change the spacing between words or line spacing?

change the spacing between words

Originally posted by Barker
leftright

But the deletion of the extra space on KMC is annoying too.

my bad, I missed it.

Originally posted by Inspectah Deck
change the spacing between words
There is no built-in way to double the space between words. You have to type your text in the standard way. When you are finished, use Find and Replace. Put a single space in the Find box, and two single spaces in the Replace box. This will replace all the single space instances to double spaced ones.

one more thing, i have a project coming up. how do i put footnotes at the bottom of the paper?

Position your text insertion point in the main body of your text, where you want the footnote reference mark to appear. From the Insert menu, select Reference, then Footnote. The Footnote and Endnote dialog box will open. Select Footnote.
Word inserts a footnote reference mark at the text insertion point, then moves you to the footnote area at the bottom of the page. When you have finished typing the footnote text, scroll back up the page and click anywhere within the text to return to the main body of your document.

my insert menu doesn't have the reference option. it just has "date and time" and "object"

Originally posted by Barker
Press.. the space bar.. twice? haermm

Or go Format-Paragraph, and change the line spacing to double. srug LMAO!!!!!