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Aside from Office 2007 emulating a very idiotic Mac-like approach, which many of us truly despise… how do I truly put a wood-stake into this moronic default of 1.15 spacing, and additional spacing in Word.docs? Additional after similar paragraphs the default is 10 additional points of spacing.

I made changes in the Word.doc, and hit CTRL-A, meaning all, make the changes of no additional line spacing, etc., and the irritating thing about it is M/S has decided it knows better than me, of what I want. I can do my own formatting!

I detest the idea of M/S attempting to pre-format something for me. In Office 2003, that feature of auto-formatting is not shoved down my throat.

I’ve been all thru renaming Word’s template with the “.docm” extension.

Similarly, I abhor all of the added line spacing I get in Outlook emails when viewing a recipient’s email. This is detestable.

Knowing that Microsoft has big-time lefty leanings to it, one would think that with their tree-huggin’ approach, realizing when one prints out all of the added “carriage returns” more of the “eco-environment” is wasted. No sarcasm here, of course.

When XP-Pro was introduced you could have “Classic Mode”, akin to Windows 2000 Pro.

Office 2007 constitutes too much visual noise. I don’t want my screen filled with a Mac-line interface and truly want all of that disabled. I want a single line, of File, Edit, View, Insert, Format, Tools, etc., maximizing my vertical workspace. A few extra clicks won’t kill anyone, except lazy people.

I’ve found that when I import Word.docs, etc. immediately Office 2007 decides to spread a one page document out to two. Leave my formatting alone!!

How do I permanently kill this moronic mentality of you folks formatting my Word.docs? The plain-Jane approach is best.

I want this feature permanently disabled!! Period.

Al, I agree with your commentary. Micro Soft has by virtue of its market dominance set a standard by which people utilize its software and work with it. To make it more lengthy by virtue of the introduced changes makes no sense what-so-ever.