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SYMPTOMSWhen you type text in a large point size, for example as a heading for a paragraph, a large space is left under the letters of the heading for descender characters. As a result, text on subsequent lines is forced down below this descender space, regardless of the line spacing you choose. WORKAROUND
To work around this behavior, use the Table feature. By using a table to reduce the size of the descender area, you can place text immediately under characters with large point sizes.
MORE INFORMATIONWhen you enter information into the table, the cells resemble the following:
After you change the minimum row height for the top cell in this example to -40, the cells resemble the following:
The descender space will be removed, and the 9-point type appears immediately under the 40-point type.
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