Line Spacing in Windows 3.0 Write |
Q58388
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Windows versions 3.0, 3.0a
SUMMARY
When you enter small point-size text into Microsoft Windows Write using single-spaced lines, line-spacing problems may occur.
When the word wrap occurs and the cursor returns the next line down, it appears to be 1.5 lines below the text instead of one line. As each line word wraps, the previous line jumps up 0.5 line space. This continues as long as you continue to type a paragraph.
If you save the file, then open it, the last line is still 1-1.5 spaces down.
However, if you set the spacing (through the Paragraph menu) again for single spacing, the bottom line is spaced properly and the problem doesn't appear again in the work session.
This happens with any small text (Helv 6 or 8, Courier 10, or less) and only when the end-of-document mark is on the same line.
MORE INFORMATION
You may notice similar behavior if you get close enough to the end of the line, causing the next character you type to produce a wrap. Before typing another character, use the Character Fonts dialog box to double the font size. When you actually type the character, the rest of the line adjusts because of the size of that one character.
It seems to work if you change the paragraph formatting because a paragraph mark (carriage return) is automatically placed at the end of the paragraph so that the end mark is on the next line.
Word for Windows does not have this problem because it was designed to have the end mark always occur on the line AFTER the last line of text.
NOTE: Even when this extra space on the current line for the caret/end mark appears on the screen, everything prints correctly.
Additional query words: 3.0 3.00 3.00a
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Technology : kbWin3xSearch kbWin300 kbWin300a
Last Reviewed: December 12, 1999 |
