Hi Alex,

Terrific!  Thank you for your early answer in detail .

Alex Fisher said "Re: [qa-dev] line spacing" at 20:03:32 on 2009-06-02 :
>
>>
>Hi.
>
>On Tue, 2 Jun 2009 12:47:26 limeiying wrote:
>> Hi stefan and all,
>>
>> There is a question about line spacing,  would you like giving me a hint?
>> ^_^
>>
>> It's different between Writer and Impress about line spacing.
>> In Writer, if enter two paragraphs, then Format -  Paragraph -
>> Indents&Spacing - line spacing: leading, values as 0.5cm
>> find: spacing between two paragraphs is 1.0cm.
>>
>> But in Impress, if enter two paragraphs in a text box, then Format - 
>> Paragraph - Indents&Spacing - line spacing: leading, values as 0.5cm
>> find: spacing between two paragraphs is 0.5cm, but not 1.0cm.
>>
>> In this way, I want to ask:
>> Q1, what's the meaning of leading in line spacing?
>
>"Leading" (which is pronounced "ledding") is a term used in typography to 
>refer to the spacing between lines. It derives from the days of manual 
>typesetting when those spaces were varied by inserting strips of lead between 
>the lines of type. I am used to specifying the value in terms of ems or points 
>- If I am using 12 point typeface I'll sometimes specify a leading of only 3 
>points, usually when I'm using a face such as Zapf Chancery, purely for the 
>artistic effect (the ascenders and descenders become intertwined, and with 
>centred text can look very nice).

Very nice!

>
>Normally, with word processors and DTP apps, the leading should be set to 
>Automatic, and only adjusted to a fixed value for special effects.
>> Q2, Why does the difference stay still?
>
>I think that in one case the leadings are being applied above and below the 
>line, effectively adding them together, whereas the other case the value is 
>only being inserted between the lines. The first case is not the way it should 
>work - the leading vale is an absolute spacing between lines, and should not 
>be added. If that is indeed happening, then IMO it is a bug.
I'll file a new issue about it.
Than you once more

Best wishes!
Li Meiying
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