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Thank you to all who posted answers here or e-mailed them to me. This is a
re-posting of the question, with its answer, and it should end the thread.

>In article <1989Dec20.235450.13036@isis.educ.lon.ac.uk> tejtemw@isis.educ.lon.ac.uk (EARL WILLIAMS) writes:
>>I am trying to use superscripts in single-spaced text while maintaining
>>even vertical line-spacing.  Since characters have a certain height,
>>superscripting them causes Word to believe that the whole line is taller;
>>it therefore puts more vertical whitespace between that line and the one
>>before it than there is between lines of regular single-spaced text.

>   The solution with Word [v4.0] is to select the Paragraph Format menu item.
>Under line spacing it should say AUTO. To set it to a uniform spacing
>type in -Npt where 'N' is the amount of leading you want.

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