How to "quantize" vertical equation spacing?

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From: E. Bryan George
Date: Mon, 10 Aug 1992 14:49

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I'm running LaTeX, and have an application that requires allocating
vertical space for equations by lines, as on a typewriter or in a word
processor, as opposed to the "fuzzy" spacing normally done by LaTeX.
Is there a TeX hack (in a .sty file, I guess) that will let me
quantize the equation spacing?

As I see it, my only other options are to tweak the vertical spacing
using \vspace (we're talking 100 equations here, so that would be
_very_ painful) or to make the equations inside \picture environments
(only slightly less painful).

Thanks in advance,

Bryan
--
E. Bryan George, Ph.D.
Principal Electrical Engineer
Signal Processing Center of Technology
Lockheed Sanders, Inc.
Nashua, NH USA

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