How do I change to single line spacing in Word 2007?

If you want to change the single line spacing in Word 2007 to whatever you want, you can do it in the Font dialog box. To do so, open the Font dialog box by clicking the Dialog box button in the Font dialog box. You can find it by right clicking on any text in the document you want to change the single line spacing in and click the Dialog box option.

How to change line spacing in Word without dialog?

To change the default single line spacing to a different value without using the dialog box:

Change line spacing in Word

If you want to change the line spacing in one part of the document, use the Selection and Find options to search for the text and change the line spacing in the selection only. To do this, select the text that you want to change line spacing for and press Ctrl+F. In the Find What box, type the text that you want to search for. To change the line spacing of the entire document, select the Font and Paragraph group and change the line spacing value here.

How to change line spacing in Word without using dialog?

The Document Properties dialog box doesn’t have a line spacing option for a single line. so if you want to change line spacing to single line, you have to use the normal method - the one you would use in a printed document. There is a dropdown menu for the line spacing so you can select between single, double or √.

How do I change line spacing in Word without dialog?

To do this, you can use the Page Setup dialog box. Go to the Page Layout section and click on the Spacing tab. The default value for single line spacing is about 1.5. To change it, you can use the spin buttons. Just click on the value you want, and then click on Set to Default.