rmeka@cidam.rmit.oz (Karunakar S.B. Achar) (11/26/87)
Hi, If any one knows, how to get 'double line spacing' in a document prepared using 'Latex', please let me know at your earliest. Thanks kay,(RMIT). rmeka@cidam.oz or munnari!cidam.oz!rmeka@uunet.UUCP or rmeka%cidam.oz.au@uunet.uu.net
app@cit5.oz (Andrew P. Paplinski) (11/27/87)
Distribution:aus To produce a double-spaced version of your LaTeX document you can set \baselinestretch=2 or adjust \baselineskip accordingly (see pp. 155, 94 of the LaTeX book). , app@cit5.oz (Andrew P. Paplinski)
uh2@psuvm.bitnet.UUCP (11/28/87)
I only use plain TeX, not LaTeX. I adjust line spacing by changing the \baselineskip value, as in \baselineskip=20pt or whatever. There are a couple of other related parameters to adjust for very tall or deep boxes that would overlap another line. See the TeX Book. Hope this helps. lee