is there a way you can double space words in microsoft word without hitting the space babr twice?

Answer 1

Yes you can do:
By default, MS Word documents are single-spaced, which is great for most of what we do. But, what about that small percentage of documents where you need things double-spaced?

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

Hi!
It's really easy to do! Simply highlight the area you want to double space and then select 'Format' (from the top), then Paragraph and then in the 'spacing' area there is a sub-header called 'Line Spacing' select 'Double' and voila!
Hope this helps!
James

Answer 4

The quickest way would be to use the 'find and replace'.

Finish your document. Go to the top.

Click EDIT - REPLACE.

In the FIND line, put a single space.
In the REPLACE line, put TWO spaces.

You can replace them all at once, or go through and replace just those you choose to.

Answer 5

Yes...in the right hand of the tool bar is a line spacing with an arrow going up and down.

Answer 6

Yes.Click Ctrl+A and then when all is highlighted click Ctrl+2.That should make your document double spaced and after that Ctrl+arrow down.Best wishes

Answer 7

Just type without spacing then hit F7 which will automatically does it for you.