Description:
This is too obvious, too fundemental and too simply fixed, to believe that it could ever be fixed. But here goes: I would love it if there were the option of no auto-formatting, e.g. I was making a list of Ukrainian lexical items not obviously corresponding to (mainly) Russian or English. I had, in an earlier session, four-spaced by default, giving me the chance to lesser-space phrasal lexical items and semantically close clusters. I reopened it and was scanning through: "...дія, дмухнутий, до...," then thought, "до?" I didn't write  "до", and realised, ah, "до побачення". What had happened was, I didn't notice that the word-spacing had, upon reopening, auto-corrected to single. I tried looking for a command to turn off the auto-spacing, corrected that one item, saved, closed and reopened; and it was back to the all-knowing, all-powerful auto-correct. Some people might find auto-format useful. I don't think I can recall a single instance when I have. Word, especially: Word decided that most people like to leave a space btw paragraphs, so tied the enter key to double-space. You can't permanently turn that off. My work-around was to create one generic file each for Word and Wordpad, wherein I set up single spacing and "entered" several pages worth of blank text. So in using those blanks, I just used the down-arrow instead of "enter." Same with those god-awful charms on Windows 8. Long gone to God (poor God) and not lamented. Microsoft lost a lot of users over that, but they just could have offered the option of turning off the charms. That's basically the universal malady of software writing - the failure to apply to every single feature the same option: toggle, on/off. I believe that Wordperfect used to follow that principle - and I've tried to get it back a couple of times.  But bad money drives out good; VHS drives out Beta; Word drives out Wordperfect; Google drives out all other Sir Chenjens, and every new one copies effing, useless Google. I've gone on a bit here, but really, this is a fundamental principle - I'm sure a huge, 35 kg gold nugget, just lying on the groud waiting for any developer to pick it up and revolutionise proramming. "Toggle, on/off" would bring programmers and end users onto the same planet. 

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Write a brief document, e.g. five or ten words, using varied word-spacing. 
2."Save as" and close the document.
3.Reopen: the variable spacing will have been reduced to uniformity. 

Actual Results:
As stated above.

Expected Results:
Not interfered with what I wrote.


Reproducible: Always


User Profile Reset: No



Additional Info:
No other information.
I have selected the first version, but I have no idea which. Doesn't matter, this is not a tiny, technical "bug" relating to this or that version. it is a fudamental failure in programming. There will certainly be the same problem on all listed versions.