WD: Unable to Remove Large Gap Between Heading and Following Text |
Q193187
When you type a heading in a very large point size, a large space is left
under the letters for descending characters. Any text on subsequent lines
is forced down below this descender space, regardless of the line spacing
you choose.
If you set the line spacing to an absolute number by typing a negative
number in the Spacing box of the Format Paragraph dialog box, the space
that is limited is on the top of the text, not the space left for
descenders of that text.
To solve this problem, use the Table feature. By using a table to reduce
the size of the descender area, you can place text immediately under
characters with large point sizes.
To reduce the size of the descender area, use the appropriate method for
your version of Word.
When you enter information into the table, the cells resemble the following:
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| 40-point type |
| (large descender space) |
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| 9-point type |
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After you change the minimum row height for the top cell in this example to
-40, the cells resemble the following:
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| 40-point type |
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| 9-point type |
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The descender space will be removed, and the 9-point type appears
immediately under the 40-point type.
Additional query words:
Keywords : kbdta wordnt winword ntword macword word6 word7 word95
Issue type : kbprb
Technology :
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