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I HAVE TO SET MY PITCH TO 9.
I have to set my pitch to 9. I think it is line spacing but not sure.
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I HAVE TO SET MY PITCH TO 9.
It means characters per inch, and it's meaningless unless you're using a
fixed pitch typeface like Courier. "terlitts" wrote in message ... I have to set my pitch to 9. I think it is line spacing but not sure. |
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I HAVE TO SET MY PITCH TO 9.
It sounds like you are doing some sort of a class assignment. Have you asked
your teacher for help? -- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] "terlitts" wrote in message ... I have to set my pitch to 9. I think it is line spacing but not sure. |
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