Here's the issue, I can't paste what I visually see on Microsoft Word 2013.






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I'm assuming that my Microsoft Word 2013's spacing options are deceiving me into thinking that each "ENTER" is worth 2 spacings, when in fact it's worth 1.

Is there a way to turn what I visually see on Word, into the actual text I need to copy?

I need to copy a huge text with multiple spacings, and it would be incredibly tedious to re-do every spacing onto the forum.

Rather than pasting into the forum window, why not attach a sample document?
Go Advanced > Paper Clip.

Word includes paragraph and line spacing in the pillcrow (paragraph mark) produced every time you press the Enter key.

Basic Concepts of Microsoft Word - from Shauna Kelly

What happens if you save the Word document as HTML?

Where is Advanced > Paper Clip?

I've tried playing around in the paragraph thing, in word. It doesn't change anything. (I tried changing it to double space/1.5 space/single/etc.)

I'm not sure how to do that, it won't let me choose .HTML as a saving file.

It is at the bottom of the dialog you are typing in on this forum. This is possibly the same way you attached the screen shot.

File > Save As
Pick a folder to save in.
Change the File Type.

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Do read the Basic Concepts series.

This may also help:
Showing non-printing formatting marks in Microsoft Word

Wow, it worked with the HTML!

Thank you so much!

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Once you have the file in HTML, you'll need to open it with NotePad to actually see the HTML.

Glad to have helped. Don't forget your reading assignment!