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Topic 30: Word 2007 'Additional' Space Adjustment! |
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Topic 30: Word 2007 'Additional' Space Adjustment!
This article shows you how to control Word 2007 Space after a hard page or column break.
If you take advantage of styles in your Word documents, they can make your formatting much more consistent and easier than formatting manually. You can define styles for all sorts of elements in your documents. One of the most common document elements to format is different heading levels. When formatting headings, it is not unusual to set them off from surrounding text by adding additional space before them. Word lets you do this in the style definition for the heading. You can specify virtually any amount of additional space before the heading that you want. When the heading style includes additional space before the paragraph, you may be surprised when Word sometimes fails to add that expected space. For example, when the heading appears right after a page break or a column break, Word normally doesn't include that extra space. Instead, the heading appears right up at the top of the page or column. How to solve this problem when those paragraphs appear after a page/column break is actually a little setting in Word. |
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To make adjustments to the Word 2007 space
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