Setting Line Spacing; Seming Line Spacing - Canon Cat Reference Manual

3. Setting
Line Spacing
ILINE SPACE]
allows you
to
select
single-spacing, one-
and-a-half-spacing, and double-spacing
for your text. The
ruler indicates
the
line spacing
at the
current location of the
cursor by
highlighting
one
of
the three
line
spacing signs
under the 6 on the
ruler.
Repeatedly pressing
[LINE SPACE]
while
holding
[USE FRONT] causes
you to
go through the three settings
one after
another.
If
the
highlight is
extended,
all
para-
graphs containing highlighted characters
will
be
affected.
If
the
highlight
is
not
extended only
the
paragraph contain-
ing
it
is affected.
[LINE SPACE]
affects
a
paragraph from its first line to
the
line
following
the return. For example, a
double-spaced
paragraph always
has
a
blank line after the retum that ends
the paragraph.
If
the
highlight
is
on
a
return that
forms
a
blank line
when
you
use[LINE SPACEI,
further typing at
that
return
will
have the
line
spacing
you
selected.
This is how
you
select
line
spacing
fortext that has yet to
be typed.
Using One Paragraph As the Model
for
Those Above
It
If
the
highlight
is
extended when you
use
[LINE
SPACE],
all
paragraphs containing
highlighted
characters change
to
match the
line spacing of
the last
highlighted
paragraph.
If
you give
[LINE
SPACE]
again,
all
paragraphs
containing
highlighted characters change to the next spacing on the
list.
If all
paragraphs
containing highlighted
characters
already
have the
same
line
spacing, the
line
spacing
immediately
changes to the
next
spacing on the
list.
UNDO and the
LINE
SPACE
Command
[UNDO] restores the
line spacing to
what it
was
before you
used the command.