Word should allow me to adjust lines per page

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Diane Merlin

Many Word customers are writers. Submission guidelines require 25 (exactly)
lines per page. Older versions of Word allowed you to set Lines: EXACTLY 25
per page. The newer versions don't seem to allow that. WE NEED THAT FEATURE
BACK! Anybody out there know how to do that with Word 2000 - 2003? I
haven't seen 2007 yet. Is that feature available with 2007?

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