In either case, you now know how to set the spacing options between sentences for Microsoft Word. Unfortunately, it doesn’t appear that your preferences currently carry over from Word 365 to the online version of Word, but that may just be a glitch caused by going back and forth between the two applications as we wrote this article. You can find the Editor settings menu within this menu, here, within Word for the Web. Again, the Punctuation Conventions are near the bottom, where you can configure the spacing between sentences. Clicking the downward-facing caret will open the menu, and allow you to access the Editor Settings. Here, you’ll need to click the Review tab to enable Editor, which is tucked all the way to the left, not the right. In Word for the Web, the menu structure currently differs. The same submenu also allows you to wage war against the Oxford comma, if you so choose. Use the Space Between Sentences control to choose between one or two spaces, or to tell Word not to check. Scroll down to the Punctuation Conventions subheading hear the bottom.

To achieve the best print quality, you need to set your printer to the paper type youre going to print on.

This opens another densely populated list of stylistic and grammatical conventions. How to Change Settings for the Thicknesses of Paper in Printers. Here’s the spacing control, hidden deep within Word. Microsoft has completely overhauled the Settings app to make it easier to use and include new settings. From here, click Proofing, and then scroll down to the line that says, “choose the checks Editor will perform for Grammar and Refinements.” There’s a small drop-down menu that selects from either Grammar, or Grammar & Refinements. PC Settings, introduced first with Windows 8, has been rebranded as Settings in Windows 10.

That opens a messy “Word Options” menu, a holdover from earlier versions of Word. In the Word Options menu, you’ll need to hunt down the Writing Style control.

How to change word settings