Mark C. Miller wrote: > There is an icon called "no spacing". Each letter is on it's own line, > but each letter is part of a word, so there should not be any abnormal > spacing. > > For example, what I want (and what the Word 2007 "no spacing" option game > me) is: > > J > u > n > > What I'm getting is > > J > > U > > N > > Spacing is set to single. > Looks like the values for Spacing - "Above Paragraph" and "Below Paragraph" are set to something other than "0.00" (zero). I tested this using OOo 3.1.1 On WinXP SP3 and I get the formating you show from Word 07.
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