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How do I change the spacing between lines? (leading)
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songman28
Sep 23, 2004, 2:37:01 PM9/23/04
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How do I manipulate the single spacing between lines, that is, leading? I
want to advance the line up without changing the font size.
want to advance the line up without changing the font size.
Bill Foley
Sep 23, 2004, 2:51:27 PM9/23/04
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To change the spacing of lines within the same paragraph - click "Format",
"Paragraph", change the "Line Spacing" from "Single" to something else that
suits your needs.
"Paragraph", change the "Line Spacing" from "Single" to something else that
suits your needs.
To change the spacing between paragraphs - click "Format", "Paragraph",
change the "Space Before" and Space after" to suit your needs. For example
if you are using a Times New Roman - 12 pt font and want double spacing
between paragraphs, either have 12 pt before and 0 pt after, 6 pt before and
6 pt after, or 0 pt before and 12 pt after.
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Treesy
Sep 23, 2004, 2:53:03 PM9/23/04
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Select the text and then go to Format>Paragraph. That is where you can
change the line spacing.
change the line spacing.
Good luck!
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