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October 31st, 2009, 01:43 PM
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Paragraph problems with Word 2003
I've been using a bookmarklet called Passivator http://www.ftrain.com/ThePassivator.html to identify passive writing in my novel by saving a Word document as a web page, and applying the bookmarklet. With the writing now annotated I have cut and pasted the text back to a Word document so that I can edit it but in the new document, paragraphs are separated by a space and nothing I do can bring them back together. Does anyone have any thoughts? "Keep with next" just doesn't work. -- Mikethebook 
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October 31st, 2009, 02:38 PM
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Paragraph problems with Word 2003
"Separated by a space" as in Spacing Before/After? Or an empty paragraph?
Turn on the display of nonprinting characters to see if there are extra empty paragraphs (these will interfere with "Keep with next"). -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "Mikethebook" wrote in message ... I've been using a bookmarklet called Passivator http://www.ftrain.com/ThePassivator.html to identify passive writing in my novel by saving a Word document as a web page, and applying the bookmarklet. With the writing now annotated I have cut and pasted the text back to a Word document so that I can edit it but in the new document, paragraphs are separated by a space and nothing I do can bring them back together. Does anyone have any thoughts? "Keep with next" just doesn't work. -- Mikethebook
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