[Stefan Blom]

Also note that when you are using variable line spacing the actual
distance between baselines depends on the font and size.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Newslettergirl" wrote in message
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As far as I can tell MS Word hasn't changed the single spacing.

Are you sure that the line doesn't have spacing before or after it?
You can
check by going to the "Format" menu, click on "Paragraph", make sure
the box
that pops up is on the "Indents and Spacing" tab, then look under
"Line
Spacing". If there is a number in the "Before" or "After" boxes
that could
be adding spacing you don't want. Let me know if this helps.

"Jeff" wrote:

For some reason Microsoft decided to change the meaning of single
space. The
spacing between lines is considerably more in the current single
space
setting than it used to be (and in every other Word Processor in
existence).
Is there any way to go back to real single space? (Just for my own
information, why would anybody think changing the meaning of
single space was
a good idea? If you want more space between lines, just put in
1.5 or
whatever, why change the meaning of single space? It's just plain
crazy!)