My username is rejected. Therefore, I cannot sign in to ask anything. My user name is my email address, <private information removed for privacy protection>.
Letters sometime leave spaces between them.
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I retagged your question because it is not related to Writer but to this site.
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I suppose that “Letters sometime leave spaces between them” is actually the question that Duh wants to ask.
@Duh If the question is
Letters sometime leave spaces between them.
Then turn on Formatting marks (View > Formatting marks or the ¶ icon). If there are no spaces showing (small blue dot in centre of line) but there are apparent spaces then it is formatting.
Probably, the easiest is to select the words with apparent spaces between letters and press Ctrl+M. That will remove direct formatting.
If there are large spaces between words, then it might be the paragraph is Justifed; select the text and press Ctrl+L to left align it (will have ragged righthand edge).
@Duh: edit your question to clarify. As you can see from the comments, contributors hesitate between a question about AskLO login (a username issue) or about formatting in Writer (justification enabled?).
While editing, mention OS name and LO version. Add any information describing exactly what you are doing and what you get. Anything helping to understand the problem is helpful: remember we can’t see your screen and hands. In this time of lockdown, our crystal balls have been switched off!