#life tutorial

First off, a quick tip for writing long papers and how not to stress yourself out: write the entire paper in single spaced font. Over the course of writing, you can double space it to see how well you're doing, but always bring it back to 1.0 spacing. Once you finish your paper, then double space it, and you'll feel a lot better when you're typing away and check to see how long it is.

Okay, enough with that. It's time for the actual point of this tutorial. How to extend the length of your paper.

First, hit crl+f and type a period in the box

Click the arrow and select "replace"

This box should pop up.

In the "replace with" box, type a period again and then go to the bottom of the entire box and click format > font

This should pop up

Now select size 14 font (or whatever comes after the current font size you're using)

Click okay and then replace all

This should pop up (yours probably won't say 26 but that's whatever)

Click okay, then exit all other dialogue boxes and you're done!

Your paper length should have increased depending on how many periods you have. Since I didn't have many, mine did not drastically change, but when you're writing a long paper or a final, you'll probably need this. If whatever you're writing still isn't long enough, I suggest increasing the font size a half more than it is, then a full size for the periods. Just make sure that it's not too obvious.