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Old 04-02-2025, 05:33 PM
jparnold jparnold is offline How to prevent previous line 'moving' when tab used Windows 10 How to prevent previous line 'moving' when tab used Office 2010 32bit
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How to prevent previous line 'moving' when tab used
 
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I think I have found a method.
Under the drop down menu Line and Paragraph spacing is the option Remove space after paragraph. That seem to work and using that when I want the usual (double space) after the end of a paragraph I just need to press Enter twice.
And now when I want normal line spacing when the lines dont extend to the end of the line I just press Enter once and then I don't have the problem of the tab key indenting all the lines when I press Shift Enter.
It might appear very clumsy and cumbersome but the documents I am creating usually are only 2 or 3 pages in length.
Maybe there is a better method ?
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