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Cosimo Calabrese
Hi,
when I write some words, MS Word "allocates" (reserves) some vertical space
on the page. The misure of this vertical space is greater than the font
height. There is a bit of space above and below the text.
I have noticed that this space height is approximately 120% the height of
the font, but it is too much approximately for me...
There is a constant relationship between the space height and the font
height, but it is true for the same font. If the font change, the constant
change too...
I've empirically found these constants:
Times New Roman: 118%
Courier New: 116,16%
Verdana: 124,5%
Arial: 118%
It is obvious that the constant change by the font.... but how?
The question is: exists a formula in order to calculate the height of the
space based on the height of the font? Which algorithm MS Word uses?
Thanks,
Cosimo Calabrese.
when I write some words, MS Word "allocates" (reserves) some vertical space
on the page. The misure of this vertical space is greater than the font
height. There is a bit of space above and below the text.
I have noticed that this space height is approximately 120% the height of
the font, but it is too much approximately for me...
There is a constant relationship between the space height and the font
height, but it is true for the same font. If the font change, the constant
change too...
I've empirically found these constants:
Times New Roman: 118%
Courier New: 116,16%
Verdana: 124,5%
Arial: 118%
It is obvious that the constant change by the font.... but how?
The question is: exists a formula in order to calculate the height of the
space based on the height of the font? Which algorithm MS Word uses?
Thanks,
Cosimo Calabrese.