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covering the week's top tech starts with

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covering the week's top tech starts with
 

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covering the week's top tech starts with
a slight linux bias with the advent of

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a slight linux bias with the advent of
 

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a slight linux bias with the advent of
word processors we saw a great debate

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word processors we saw a great debate
 

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word processors we saw a great debate
take shape should you enter a single

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take shape should you enter a single
 

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take shape should you enter a single
space or a double space after a period

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space or a double space after a period
 

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space or a double space after a period
the double space was a holdover from the

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the double space was a holdover from the
 

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the double space was a holdover from the
days of the typewriter and even now some

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days of the typewriter and even now some
 

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days of the typewriter and even now some
people still do it if you're one of them

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people still do it if you're one of them
 

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people still do it if you're one of them
you might want to prepare yourself for a

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you might want to prepare yourself for a
 

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you might want to prepare yourself for a
certain update that's on the way to

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certain update that's on the way to
 

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certain update that's on the way to
Microsoft Word Microsoft has decided to

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Microsoft Word Microsoft has decided to
 

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Microsoft Word Microsoft has decided to
drop the mic siding with those who

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drop the mic siding with those who
 

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drop the mic siding with those who
prefer a single space as test builds of

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prefer a single space as test builds of
 

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prefer a single space as test builds of
Microsoft Word now treat a double space

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Microsoft Word now treat a double space
 

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Microsoft Word now treat a double space
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after a period as a typo when you allow
 

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after a period as a typo when you allow
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the word processor to correct the error
 

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the word processor to correct the error
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it'll change it to a single space
 

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it'll change it to a single space
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automatically according to the verge
 

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automatically according to the verge
while this feature is only in testing

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while this feature is only in testing
 

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while this feature is only in testing
for now it won't be long before it rolls

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for now it won't be long before it rolls
 

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for now it won't be long before it rolls
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out to the entire word using audience on
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desktop the good news however is that
 

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desktop the good news however is that
you won't be stuck forever looking at

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you won't be stuck forever looking at
 

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you won't be stuck forever looking at
those error lines underneath your double

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those error lines underneath your double
 

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those error lines underneath your double
spaces if you don't want to in a

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spaces if you don't want to in a
 

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spaces if you don't want to in a
statement to the verge Microsoft's

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statement to the verge Microsoft's
 

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statement to the verge Microsoft's
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partner director of program management
 

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partner director of program management
Kirk Gregerson said that the double

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Kirk Gregerson said that the double
 

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Kirk Gregerson said that the double
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spaces of the world of sorry the double
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spaces of the world the double spacers
 

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spaces of the world the double spacers
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of the world will be able to ignore the
 

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of the world will be able to ignore the
error flag and continue overusing their

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error flag and continue overusing their
 

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error flag and continue overusing their
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space bar if they so choose
 

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space bar if they so choose
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Gregerson said as the crux of the great
 

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Gregerson said as the crux of the great
spacing debate we know this is a

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spacing debate we know this is a
 

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spacing debate we know this is a
stylistic choice that may not be a

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stylistic choice that may not be a
 

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stylistic choice that may not be a
preference for all writers which is why

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preference for all writers which is why
 

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preference for all writers which is why
we continue to test with users and

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we continue to test with users and
 

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we continue to test with users and
enable these suggestions to be easily

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enable these suggestions to be easily
 

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enable these suggestions to be easily
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accepted ignored or flat-out dismissed
 

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accepted ignored or flat-out dismissed
we wanted to know how the free

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we wanted to know how the free
 

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we wanted to know how the free
alternative Libre Office was leaning in

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alternative Libre Office was leaning in
 

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alternative Libre Office was leaning in
a libre office community forum user

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a libre office community forum user
 

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a libre office community forum user
Shankar Plaza calls two spaces needless

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Shankar Plaza calls two spaces needless
 

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Shankar Plaza calls two spaces needless
extra work saying if you had to take two

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extra work saying if you had to take two
 

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extra work saying if you had to take two
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breaths for everyone it'd be a tad
 

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breaths for everyone it'd be a tad
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laboring note and designer and
 

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laboring note and designer and
typographer Hanks Amir Hoff says in any

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typographer Hanks Amir Hoff says in any
 

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typographer Hanks Amir Hoff says in any
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part of the European mainland mainland
it was never done or abandoned over

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it was never done or abandoned over
 

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it was never done or abandoned over
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fifty years ago
 

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fifty years ago
double spaces will come back to bite you

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double spaces will come back to bite you
 

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double spaces will come back to bite you
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in some form as it turns out libre
 

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in some form as it turns out libre
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office already defaults to to change
 

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office already defaults to to change
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double spaces into single spaces and has
 

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double spaces into single spaces and has
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for the past several versions at least
 

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for the past several versions at least
though as pierre you've sim Sam yin

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though as pierre you've sim Sam yin
 

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though as pierre you've sim Sam yin
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points out it can be changed in the
 

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points out it can be changed in the
tools autocorrect autocorrect options

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tools autocorrect autocorrect options
 

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tools autocorrect autocorrect options
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menu on the
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options tab by checking on ignore double
 

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options tab by checking on ignore double
spaces so there you have it

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spaces so there you have it
 

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spaces so there you have it
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Microsoft isn't quite pushing out the
 

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Microsoft isn't quite pushing out the
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double spaces yet but they're following
 

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double spaces yet but they're following
Libre offices lead and it feels like a

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Libre offices lead and it feels like a
 

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Libre offices lead and it feels like a
big win for the single spacers expect to

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big win for the single spacers expect to
 

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big win for the single spacers expect to
see this feature land in Microsoft Word

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see this feature land in Microsoft Word
 

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see this feature land in Microsoft Word
months ahead