What Is a Rowspan?

The line spacing is pronounced hángjù, in English [row spacing], which means the distance between two adjacent lines.

[háng jù]

Line spacing: For English fonts, line spacing refers to the distance between the descending line of one line of English and the rising line of the next line of English; for Chinese fonts, the bottom of a line of Chinese and the bottom of the next line of Chinese Distance (because the Chinese font is a square character, there is no saying about ascending and descending lines) Microsoft Word

[Source] Section 6 of Chapter 6 of "Chinese Agricultural History Draft" by Tang Qiyu: "In terms of transplanting, the transplanting of mulberry, sedge, tea, such as digging in the area, delimiting the line spacing, ditching ... Rules. "

Take Microsoft Word 2003 as an example to introduce the method of setting line spacing:

Step 1. Open the Word2003 document window and select the document content whose line spacing needs to be set. On the menu bar, click the Format Paragraph menu command.

Step 2. In the "Paragraph" dialog that opens, switch to the "Indent and Spacing" tab, click the "Leading" drop-down triangle button in the "Spacing" area, and select the appropriate line spacing type in the drop-down menu that opens . Users can choose from "single line spacing", "1.5 times line spacing", "2 times line spacing", "minimum value", "fixed value" and "multiple line spacing". If you select "Fixed value", you can also set the specific line spacing value through the "Set value" edit box. After setting, click the "OK" button. ^[1]