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Did you indent your paragraphs? It takes up a lot of character space and I thought maybe if I substituted a small space instead of an indentation it would be acceptable. What do you think?
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I ended up using an indentation. Too see how it looked I saved it and downloaded the PDF of one of my schools and checked to see how the PS looked. But the indentations were not there. What the heck? Should I just delete the indentations?
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I did that too and viewed it, but it looks there are no spaces. Even if I indent or add a space it looks like there is no space or indentation. It's just a waste of characters if you do.
That is odd - I recently submitted my application and added a space between my paragraphs. They remained when I viewed it and when I printed out my application later.
Maybe try to hit enter two times to make sure there is a space? (Just like SDN!) Hopefully you can fix this fast so you can start working on the supplemental apps!
Maybe try to hit enter two times to make sure there is a space? (Just like SDN!) Hopefully you can fix this fast so you can start working on the supplemental apps!
I didn't indent paragraphs since it was a waste of space to do so. It did allow me to put a space between paragraphs though and it shows up like that on my PDF.
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deleted738762
That's weird I'll try again. I added 3 spaces too let me try again.
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nope didn't work.
Did you add the spaces in Microsoft Word first and then try copy/pasting? That's what I did and it worked for me.
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deleted738762
Yea
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I think I'll just hit enter and leave a break within the paragraphs. I noticed it only takes up 1 character, so it works because a space takes up 1 character too. However, this also looks better so I'll leave it like this.
I think that was what everyone above, including myself, was talking above.... hit the "enter" key, not the "space" key.
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oh yea I didn't see that lol.
