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Default How to find out (and change) the current line spacing ?

Assume I have got a Word (2003) text document.

Now I want to find out two things for e.g. line 132 on page 5:

1.) What is the current line spacing on this line? In other words how much space is
between the current line an the line just before ?
Or does the line spacing always refers to the line just below ???

2.) As far as I know there is another parameter which defines the space between characters
(inside a word). How is this parameter called ?
How can I find out the current value for this property?

How can I change the two settings described above in the whole document?

Goran

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