Re: Double-spacing in an InCopy document imported from Word

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From: D_Huddleston
Date: Mon, 15 Sep 2008 13:11

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Hi, Bob.

Sorry for the old-school term ("double-spacing"). I was just trying to describe how it appears on screen. Next time the problem occurs, I will indeed check the leading -- although I still don't understand what could be responsible for a sudden, seeming arbitrary change in leading affecting only parts of a text document imported from Word.

Thanks for responding.

Dave H

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