New video: Configuring Spell Check for Internet Addresses
When writing technical documents, URLs are a common thing to include in your text. Normally Word will mark these as incorrectly spelled. You can, however, configure Word so that it ignores them.

New video: Reversing Print Order
When you print a document, does it come out of the printer in the order you need? This Quick Tip shows how to reverse the print order to correct the situation.

New video: Where is the Current Document?
It is possible to have multiple documents on your system, each with the same filename. If you work on those documents at the same time, it can be helpful to know where the documents are stored. This Quick Tip provides a few ways you can get the information you need.

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Fixing Vertically Cramped Text

I recently started working, at my company, with some rather old Word documents. They are old enough that the person who created them is no longer around. When I open the documents, several of them seem vertically "squished," meaning that in some of the paragraphs, the vertical spacing between lines is gone and the letters run into each other. I'm not sure why this is happening, and I definitely need to fix it.
—Amber Morrison (provide an answer for this Help Wanted question)