How to adjust line spacing in Word2010

word2010 Adjust line spacing operation steps:

① Select the paragraph you want to adjust the line spacing to, and then right-click and select paragraph in the pop-up right-click menu.

② the "paragraph" dialog box pops up, we click the Small triangle button next to "after paragraph" below "spacing" to adjust line spacing, and the adjusted effect can be seen in the preview below.

Of course, we can adjust the effect of line spacing by adjusting the spacing between 1.5 times, twice, minimum, fixed, and multiple spaces.

The line spacing option explains:

Single spacing: This option sets the line spacing to the row's maximum font font: A graphic design that applies to all numbers, symbols, and alphabetic characters. Also known as "style" or "typeface". Arial and Courier New are examples of fonts. Fonts usually have different sizes (such as 10 points) and various styles (such as bold). Height plus a small extra space. The size of the extra spacing depends on the font used.

1.5 Times-fold spacing: This option is 1.5 times times the single line spacing.

Twice-fold spacing: this option is twice times the single line spacing.

Minimum value: This option sets the minimum spacing required to fit the maximum font or graphic on the line.

Fixed value: This option sets the fixed line spacing (in points). For example, if the text takes a 10-point font, you can set the line spacing to 12 points.

Multiple spacing: This option sets the line spacing that can be represented by a number greater than 1. For example, setting the line spacing to 1.15 increases the spacing by 15%, and setting the line spacing to 3 increases the spacing by 300% (three times times leading).