How can I create a page of text so it comes out "double-spaced?"?

Question

I am supposed to create two pages of type, "double-spaced" for a writing group I am in. I am embarrassed to say though I was taught how to do this on a typewriter, I don't know how to set it up on a computer.

Answer 1

if u r using microsoft word. here is instruction.

1. open or create your new document.

2. On top menu, click "format"

3. then drill down menu under "format" will appear, click "paragraph"

4. You will see the box , there is "Line spacing" . by default, it's chosen "single". select "double" and click "ok" button.

that's all.
hope that'll help .

Answer 2

Look through the menus of the word processor you are using. There should be an option there, usually under format, to set the line spacing. Will be different for each program. (Wordpad does not do double-spacing)

If not, use the typewriter trick of doing two returns at the end of each line of text.

Answer 3

on microsoft word go to format at the top then in that drop down menu click on paragraph
in that window you see different options
put spacing on 2.0 and click apply

Answer 4

there's a menu bar and you just need to edit the text to double space