Thread: [Solved] Cannot Adjust Line Spacing of Text at Top of Page
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Old 02-07-2014, 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Jgreer0315 View Post
I am unable to manually adjust the line spacing of text at the top of a page in Word. However, this only happens to text that naturally falls to the top of the page. If I have a page break forcing it to the next page, then I can manually adjust the line spacing. Is there anyway to be able to adjust the line spacing of text, a header for example, without the use of a page break on the previous page? A setting maybe?
I suspect the issue you're having is that you get a different leading space at the top of the page when you start a new paragraph, compared to when you're continuing one.

Try changing the 'Suppress extra line spacing' at top/bottom of page options and the 'Suppress Space Before after a hard page or column break' option, all under File|Options|Advanced>Layout Options.
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