When you change the paragraph alignment to centered and then back to left- or
full-justified, Word will automatically delete all leading and trailing
spaces from each paragraph without deleting any spaces between words. So in
Word, press Ctrl+A to select the whole document. On the Formatting toolbar,
click the align Center button and then either the align Left or align
Justified button (or click on Format | Paragraph | Indents and Spacing |
Alignment: Center | OK | Format Paragraph | Indents and Spacing | Alignment:
Left or Justified | OK).
"Keith" wrote:
> I am working on converting several large documents from an AS/400 system into
> Word. The original documents are formatted in Courier font with spaces used
> to center and space words in the document.
>
> Is there a way to get rid of all these 'formatting' spaces without removing
> the necessary spaces between words? I'm using Find and Replace right now,
> searching for 'white space.' This is working, but is clunky.
>
> TIA
> Keith
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