Editing new line when pressing enter

users
#1

That's one of the differences between these machines & the
typewriter;
           when you're typing, the machine knows when you've reached the
end of the line and automatically 'wraps' to the next line.

              [before starting to type - or at any time - you just set the
margins and these machines 'know' what's what ;-)]

       If you wish to start a new paragraph, you then either hit 'enter';
              (if you wish a blank line left between paragraphs)
           or click the 'tab' key to indent a set amount of spaces;
              [the tab can be set to any amount you desire]
            or you could just hit the space key a certain number of times
:wink:

       Hoping this helps,

#2

Hi.
There may be 3 things to consider here.
1. With the computer (Libre Office) the paragraph can have space attached before or after or both that looks like a blank line. Right click in the test and click on Paragraph.... and in the indents and spacing tab this can be adjusted.
2. A normal press of enter starts a new paragraph on a new line, this will add any spacing from above.
3. Pressing shift+enter will move the cursor to the beginning of a new line but still being within the same paragraph and this doesn't introduce the spacing mentioned in 1.

Steve