

You’ve changed your fonts and spacing in about 30 seconds remember, this also works for font color, for scale, position, and so on. Step 8 – Select “All documents based…” and hit “OK”, and you’re done!

It will look like this (just like the Font did): Then, as you did with Font, hit the “Set As Default” button. Step 7 – Change the Before, After, and Line spacing options to whatever is desirable for you. Step 6 – Select “Paragraph”, which will open a box that looks like this: Say your goal is single spaced, 0-pt before or after. Step 5 – Now you want to get rid of your pesky spacing. Step 4 – Select the “All documents based….” option and hit “OK”. Step 3 – Select whatever Font, Font Style, Size and/or Effect you’d like standardized, and then click the “Set As Default” button in the bottom left corner of the box. Step 1- Right-click any part of the document: When you open up Word 2010, and type a sentence or two, this is what it might look like (depending on your default settings): How do I set it to something normal so that every time I open up a new document, I don’t have to waste my time trying to figure out how to fix it?” “Mike, every time I open up Word it’s set to Calibri, 11-pt. Regarding Microsoft Word, the number one complaint is always this: I’ve have friends call me all the time, inside and outside the legal industry, because I know a few things about computers.
