On Mon, 12 June 2000, Geoffrey Gass wrote:

> >I guess "line spacing" would be the more accurate (and intuitive) term.
>
> This was the terminology used in PageStream up through 2.2, and the
> default value then was 0 pts, which meant normal line spacing with no
> additional leading.

Wait -- you mean it was called "line spacing" but really worked like leading? And now we have something more like line spacing but it's called "leading"?

[= Randall =]

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Hello Randall Blank on 13-Jun-00 23:11:23 you said

>> >I guess "line spacing" would be the more accurate (and intuitive) term.
>>
>> This was the terminology used in PageStream up through 2.2, and the
>> default value then was 0 pts, which meant normal line spacing with no
>> additional leading.

>Wait -- you mean it was called "line spacing" but really worked like leading?
>And now we have something more like line spacing but it's called "leading"?
>

I'm afraid that I will have to 'dissallow' that as a leading question. 8v))

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