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how do I get rid of the automatic 2 spaces after every period

  1. #1
    squarelock
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    how do I get rid of the automatic 2 spaces after every period

    when i am in Excell and i put in 1.29 it always comes out as 1. 29

    it does this is Word as well when ever i use a period anywhee it always puts
    2 spaces in. if i go ... i get . . .

  2. #2
    Rich
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    how do I get rid of the automatic 2 spaces after every period


    >-----Original Message-----
    >when i am in Excell and i put in 1.29 it always comes

    out as 1. 29
    >
    >it does this is Word as well when ever i use a period

    anywhee it always puts
    >2 spaces in. if i go ... i get . . .
    >.
    >


    Sounds like it could be a keyboard problem. Does it do
    this in Notepad or any other application where you can
    input characters?

  3. #3
    Alan
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    Re: how do I get rid of the automatic 2 spaces after every period

    "squarelock" <squarelock@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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    >
    > when i am in Excell and i put in 1.29 it always comes out as 1. 29
    >
    > it does this is Word as well when ever i use a period anywhee it
    > always puts 2 spaces in. if i go ... i get . . .
    >


    Sounds a bit like you have an entry in AUTOCORRECT along the lines of:

    Replace "Dot" with "Dot Space Space"

    Probably some typist who always figured they would need two spaces
    after a full-stop in Word!

    HTH,

    Alan.



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    Alan
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    Re: how do I get rid of the automatic 2 spaces after every period

    "Alan" <alan@alan.alan> wrote in message
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    >
    > Sounds a bit like you have an entry in AUTOCORRECT along the lines

    of:
    >
    > Replace "Dot" with "Dot Space Space"
    >
    > Probably some typist who always figured they would need two spaces
    > after a full-stop in Word!
    >
    > HTH,
    >
    > Alan.
    >


    Just in case you aren't familar with AUTOCORRECT, from excel:

    Tools - AutoCorrect

    Look for a single period (dot) in the left hand list being replaced
    with {dot}{space}{space} in the right hand list.

    Select the entry, and delete.

    Probably the same in Word.

    HTH,

    Alan.



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