Line spacing is the space between the top of two lines of text which are in the same paragraph.
The standard line space provided by Fireworkz is 120% of the height of the largest text in the line. There are four main line spacing options you can use:
Single line spacing: 120% of the text size;
1.5 line spacing: one and a half times the single line space;
Double line spacing: twice the single line space;
Custom line spacing: whatever value you enter into the box provided, in points.
To set line spacing in a style:
Display the Spacing section of the Style dialogue box.
Click the line spacing switch to on if it is not on already.
Click on the icon that represents the spacing you want.
If you have chosen the custom spacing option, type in a number or use the arrows to get to the number you want as the line spacing in points. The number you specify is the height of each line, not the gap between lines.
Lines are made when wrap occurs at the right margins or when
you insert an interal return with Ctrl+Return.