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While copying from Outlook and then trying to paste it in MS Word, the pasted email in MS Word appeared detestably as follows, with the trailing blank spaces:
(I just took some arbitrary text bookmarked in my browser; the following isn't the actual email)
So, as usual, there is a tradeoff: With leasing, you will pay a
premium over your lifetime in exchange for a lower monthly payment and very
few concerns about reliability. With an outright
purchase, you're going to come out ahead if you can commit to proper
maintenance and resist the urge to constantly upgrade.
How can I easily and swiftly delete the blank spaces so that each line is filled completely? Manual deletion of the ensuing blank space, line by line, is unproductive. The above should appear as such:
So, as usual, there is a tradeoff: With leasing, you will pay a premium over your lifetime in exchange for a lower monthly payment and very few concerns about reliability. With an outright purchase, you're going to come out ahead if you can commit to proper maintenance and resist the urge to constantly upgrade.
1I think the desired result is essentially just letting word wrap in whatever app you're using (Word in this case) to fill the rows. Does that sound correct? - The space you're referring to is likely a CRLF, or carriage return/line feed, aka new line, which you can highlight in an app such as Notepad++ and use the Search -> Replace (Ctrl+H) option to replace with a plain space – panhandel – 2015-01-12T22:40:44.283
@panhandel Would you please clarify where is 'word wrap' in Word? I'm no tech expert, so I don't understand how to fix this problem based on your comment? – Greek - Area 51 Proposal – 2015-01-13T01:55:08.930