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How to Remove Extra Space When Creating Paragraphs in Word
- Learn how to remove the extra space that is created when pressing Enter key at the end of a sentence in Word.
- Discover a simple and effective method to prevent the occurrence of additional space when creating paragraphs in Word.
- Find out the solution to avoid the generation of paragraph spacing when using the Enter key in Word.
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