microsoft word

Contributor: Sunshine14343 Sunshine14343
I love how i can make 3 pages of single spaced, 11 font times new roman expand to a little over 6 pages when it is double spaced at 12 pt font. it makes me feel like my research paper is closer to being finished
11/29/2011
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Contributor: Jul!a Jul!a
Haha, I remember I saw something somewhere when I was in college that made a joke about that. I too always loved the "yay" feeling when I would write in single space and then pop to double space and magically the paper was almost done lol.
11/29/2011
Contributor: unfulfilled unfulfilled
I know what you mean, I love that feeling too.
11/29/2011
Contributor: P'Gell P'Gell
When I was in college, I had to use a typewriter...... I would have given anything to have a word processor. They simply weren't affordable when I was in college.

I remember cutting up papers, so that I could insert paragraphs without having to type the entire thing over. If you left something out, you either had to literally "cut and tape" the thing back together, or type it over.

I had professors who wouldn't accept taped together papers, so you were stuck with retyping those. There were people who would type papers for others for a fee and they made good money.

I'm dating myself.
11/29/2011
Contributor: Chilipepper Chilipepper
All my professors specify EXACTLY what font type, font size, and spacing are required for their classes. No one has an excuse of saying "But the 14-font double spacing IS 20 pages, just like you wanted!"
11/29/2011
Contributor: GravyCakes GravyCakes
gotta love double spacing!
11/29/2011
Contributor: null null
All my professors specify font, spacing, margins, etc and we normally turn in digital copies, so they can actually check it if they wanted.
I have heard of some people changing spacing by like +.1 so it adds tiny bits of white space no one notices, even though it adds lots of length.
11/29/2011