I have a Dell xps 420, desktop, with Ultimate Vista. I installed Windows
Office 2000, until I can
figure out the settings (such as getting a single spaced letter typed
instead of double space) in student edition 2007. I typed a letter and saved
it to a Documents folder. Then when I looked in the Documents (accident
2007) folder, it wasn't there. I found it through search to print out a
second copy and tried to save it again. I changed the name a little and
saved it to the same folder. Where is it going? It is not in the folder that
I saved it to. Ginny

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>I have a Dell xps 420, desktop, with Ultimate Vista. I installed Windows
>Office 2000, until I can
> figure out the settings (such as getting a single spaced letter typed
> instead of double space) in student edition 2007. I typed a letter and
> saved
> it to a Documents folder. Then when I looked in the Documents (accident
> 2007) folder, it wasn't there. I found it through search to print out a
> second copy and tried to save it again. I changed the name a little and
> saved it to the same folder. Where is it going? It is not in the folder
> that
> I saved it to. Ginny


Go back into Word and open the document, and then go to File, Properties and
look at the full path and name. If you do a Save As, this should also open
to the same folder the original file is saved in, so you can see the
location there. .

I don't have Office 2007, but in word 2003 the line spacing setting is under
Format, Paragraph, Indents and Spacing, Spacing, Line Spacing.

At the link below, click on "change line spacing".
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/wo...480431033.aspx

HTH
-pk


HTH
-pk
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