Go to “View” and then select “Draft.” Under “Home” and then “Editing” and then “Replace,” put “^p^p^p” in the “find” section and “^p” in the “replace section. Continue to press “replace all” and “ok” until the number is down to 1 or 0. Repeat with “^p^p” in the “find” section. This removes extra blank lines, which the converter will automatically remove. Sometimes there will not be any replacements to be made. This is just fine
Next, put “^m” in the “Find” section and “^m “ in the “Replace” section (the key here is that there is a space after the “m” in the “replace” section). This will show page breaks. This will not show section breaks, but section breaks are just fine and do not need to be changed to page breaks
Go to “Home” and then “Editing” and then “Select.” Select “All” and then click the “Align Left” button. Select a font size that you find easy to read (such as times new roman) and change the font size to 12 point. Next “select all” again and right click to go to “paragraph.” Go to spacing. Change before and after to “0 pt” and line spacing to “single.”
How to Insert a New Page Break
Click on the place in the file where you want to insert the page break
Along the top of the file go to "Insert" to the right of "Home" and to the left of "Page Layout"
Under "Pages" click "Page Break"
You should see a dotted line with the words "Page Break" immediately appear
Microsoft Word on Mac
How to Insert a New Page Break
Click on the place in the file where you want to insert the page break
Go to "insert" at the very top of the page above the actual document and click "Break" from the dropdown menu
Select "Page Break"
You shouls see a pale blue, straight line with the words "Page Break" immediately appear