Microsoft Word question?

Question

I am writing an essay for my my english class and it's due tomorrow.My teacher told us that we have to skip lines and I wanted to know how to go about doing that using Microsoft Word.I learned how to do it last year so i know it can be done,i just don't remember.

Answer 1

Highlight your text, then choose:
>Format
>Paragraph
Indents and Spacing Tab.
Under Spacing select "Double" from the line spacing drop-down menu.

Oooh! Bethany's smarter than me!

Answer 2

Open Word. At the top of the screen, click Format, then click Paragraph. Towards the bottom of the Popup window, it will say Spacing. Choose line spacing and click the drop down. Select Double. That's it! You're set.

Answer 3

There's two ways to do it. Press enter to skip to a new line, or on the tool bar click the icon that say line spacing.

Answer 4

When you say 'skip' lines, I assume you mean your teacher wants it 'double-spaced'. Go to 'Format' and click on "Paragraph"; on the first tab (Indents & Spacing) of the window that opens, you can change the Line Spacing (scroll down menu) to varies settings: 'Single', "1.5 Lines", "Double", etc. Click on "Double", hit 'OK'.
Hopefully, this helps. :)

Answer 5

first you go to FORMAT and go to paragraphs. There's a dropdown thingy that says line spacing and click it. Then go to double space and press ok and there you go
can i get a ten points for actually not copying first answer
i was typign and then they typed and got it first

Answer 6

Easy way-highlight everthing, and then press ctrl and 2 at the same time. That should work. If not, the above methods will work too.

Answer 7

If you want to use double spacing, select all your text, right click, select paragraph, select line spacing, select double spacing