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The
space between the lines, i.e. line spacing, can be
modified in the entire document or in a specific block
of text. You can determine the line spacing before
typing your text. If you do, the line spacing you
choose will be applied to the text you type until
you select another line spacing value. Once text has
been typed, you can select a text block or part of
the document and select the line spacing you wish.
To
change the line spacing in a text, use the following
procedure:
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Select
the Paragraph option in the Format
menu. The following dialogue box will appear:
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Identify
the type of line spacing you want by clicking
in the box below Line Spacing At. You can
choose from the following types of line
spacing:
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Single
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Inserts
a line spacing a little larger than the
size of a character.
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1.5
Lines :
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Inserts
a line spacing equivalent to one and a half
times the size of a character.
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Double
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Determines
a line spacing twice the size of a character.
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At
least :
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Specifies
a line spacing that will be adjusted according
to the type of text, i.e. superscript or
subscript.
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Exactly
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Inserts
a fixed line spacing, whatever the size
of the characters.
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Click
on the OK button to accept the change
in the line spacing. The change in line
spacing will be performed for the selected
text or starting from the location of the
cursor, if no text has been selected.
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