Not sure about what to do with Text Edit, but with Pages, the following will do the trick: 1) Select the whole document, assuming you want the whole thing double spaced. (Command-a). 2) Open the document inspector, choose the "Text" radio button, and the "Text" tab below that. 3) Using VO and the right arrow (or another method of your choosing), go down to spacing, and simply change the 1 in the edit field under lines to a 2. (This is down a bit, past character, just below a way to adjust lines by percentage. 4) Close the document inspector, and you will have a double-spaced file. If you add to it, etc., it will remain as such. (At least, it has worked that way for me.) Sometimes there is so much stuff in the document inspector that it can seem more than a little daunting, but what I've described here will most definitely work. Happy writing. Howard May McDonald wrote: > Hi, can someone please help me. I can't not get my files to double space. > I've tried both in text edit and in pages and the format stays as single > spaced. > > May and Wyn
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