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For manuscript: (depends on what editor wants, but this is usually fine)
Font size: 12 pt
Font: Times New Roman
Margins: 1 inch. Just use standard 8.5x11 MS word document.
Number of words per page: irrelevant
Spacing: double

For book:
Font size: 12 pt
Font: Times New Roman
Margins and interior formatting: forums.createspace.com/en/community/docs/DOC-1482 Number of words per page: depends on the size of your book. I suggest going with 6x9. This is the most widely used.
Spacing: single

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