If you want to set this as a default property, click the Set As Default button in the Paragraph dialog box. One last thing–this property affects only the current document. You must select the paragraphs and uncheck the Don’t Add Space… option first. When this option enabled, you can’t use the Spacing option in the Paragraph group on the Page Layout tab. In addition, if you copy several paragraphs that contain spacing, that spacing will remain intact. To remove the space between existing paragraphs, you must select the text first. The change will be apparent in any new content, it will not affect existing content.
Check the Don’t Add Space Between Paragraphs Of The Same Style option. In Word 2003, select Paragraph from the Format menu and click the Indents and Spacing tab. Click Home | Paragraph dialog launcher (the small arrow in the lower right corner). You can remove the spacing between all paragraphs, as follows: If the text is in a text box, table, or shape, first click the Text tab at the top. In the Format sidebar, click the Style button near the top. Click to place the insertion point in the paragraph you want to adjust, or drag to select multiple paragraphs. If the first combination adds a bit more space, press +0 a second time to remove the extra space. You can control how much space appears before one or more paragraphs. To change spacing between just two paragraphs, choose the paragraph below the space you want to remove and press +0. Fortunately, you can change the spacing and Word is flexible enough to allow you to change the spacing for one paragraph, several paragraphs, or all paragraphs. Doing so will just create one big paragraph. You can’t change the spacing between paragraphs using Backspace-the key you might press first, just from habit. When you press Enter to create a new paragraph, Word increases the line spacing to mark the change from one paragraph to another. If you display paragraph marks, you’ll not find any extra paragraph marks. Word adds space between paragraphs-whether you want it to or not. When Word insists on putting more space between paragraphs than you want, take control! Remove the spacing for individual paragraphs or all paragraphs. If you have managed to remove the spaces then please attach your modified docx file to this post so that I can review it, or see if the image opens on my computer with the same problem.How to remove the spacing between paragraphs 
#HOW TO REMOVE SPACES BETWEEN WORDS WITH JUSTIFY IN WORD MAC MAC#
Also, I'm having the same issue on Word 2007 on Mac as well. When I move the cursor around it sits between the boxes in the white space.
You can see that the boxes are flush with each other along the top and bottom, but space exists on the left-hand side only. The eight white dots and outline along the edge of a selected image show that the space is outside the image itself, again showing that there is no white border in the image itself.
Also, in the properties for each image 'Line Color = No Line', 'Shadow = No Shadow', 'Left Indentation = 0', 'Right Indentation = 0', 'Spacing Before = 0', 'Spacing After = 0', 'Don't add space between paragraphs of the same style = checked', 'Alignment = Left'. The images were pasted into a new document, so cell margins no longer apply.
I inserted four images of colored squares that I create in Paint using solid rectangles to ensure there is no border around the image itself. OK, I've attached another sample document.
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