I'm using Word 2003 and am trying to copy and paste an 80ish page ebook from a PDF file into a Word document so I can try to format it to take up less space. But, the ebook doesn't use a single line that's just wrapped onto the next line. It has each line as a hard line.
For example, instead of :
"It was the best of times it was the worst of times."
It is formatted like:
It was the
best of times
it was the worst of times.
With each line being a hard enter, to which I can't find a way to format into a single line to be stretched and manipulated.
Is there a way to format it the way that I'm trying to accomplish? I don't know of any way to do this, except for maybe creating some sort of VBScript, which I don't know anything about.
And by "a way to format this" I meant, a way which doesn't entail going manually through every single line, hitting delete on the previous line, and than hitting space after wards so that words aren't going into each other.
For example, instead of :
"It was the best of times it was the worst of times."
It is formatted like:
It was the
best of times
it was the worst of times.
With each line being a hard enter, to which I can't find a way to format into a single line to be stretched and manipulated.
Is there a way to format it the way that I'm trying to accomplish? I don't know of any way to do this, except for maybe creating some sort of VBScript, which I don't know anything about.
And by "a way to format this" I meant, a way which doesn't entail going manually through every single line, hitting delete on the previous line, and than hitting space after wards so that words aren't going into each other.