Here is what I found to change the default spacing in Word 2007.
Press alt p p g
This will stop on allign
Tab until you get to line spacing (about 9 presses of the tab key)
up and down arrow until you get the setting you want.
Tab four more times to default and press enter.
You will get a prompt about changing settings. If you are sure this is
what you want, press enter on OK.
Tab to the OK button and press enter.
Your new setting should come up each time you open a new document.
Unfortunately, I do not know if there are any other shortcuts available
to make permanent changes.
If you only want to change spacing for specific documents, press
control-number row 1 for single spacing,
control-number row 2 for double spacing and
control-number row 5 for 1.5 spacing. Hope this helps.
Carol
On 12/23/2015 4:10 PM, via Talk wrote:
Hello,
For the Spacing, Press Insert-B. This is the Bypass key.
then press the CTRL-1.
This does not make the spacing permanently change, but only for that
document and that session of MS Word.
I too have searched for the Default settings for Spacing in MS Word, and
I find everything but what I am looking for!
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