Composing email - line spacing

Can anyone help please - When composing an email the line spacing is too big - they have a whole host of icons to insert charts, indent, bullet points but none to change the line spacing or have I totally missed it!!

I haven't been able to find it either, yet another bug to be sorted.
However, BT in their infinite wisdom, have provided the spell check function.................. so you can check in English, German, French and Itallian.
Think I'm kidding, just click on the down arrow, top right, next to the a,b,c, !!!!!!!!!
So, as a UK based ISP, with a UK customer base, they can omit masses of important things, yet give the option to spell check these four languages.
I wonder how our Celtic countrymen, or indeed any of the population who speak another language will take it ?
BT being racist in providing spell checking in only four languages ?
It should be either one language, English, or every other language.
Sorry I said that now, some bod at BT will possibly take it on board, tell all the ' engineers ' to stop fixing the problems we keep mithering about and concentrate on providing a spell check for every language known to man .................... and some unknown to man.

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On 08 Mar 2007 in macromedia.dreamweaver, adunate wrote:
> Joe, Thanks also for your suggestion. However, sometimes
its hard to
> search if you're not quite sure what you're searching
for. Before my
> initial post I searched each group for "line spacing"
(seems obvious
> to me) and came up with zero topics.
You're coming to this forum through Adobe's webforum; it's
also gatewayed
to a newsgroup
(news://forums.macromedia.com/macromedia.dreamweaver). As
a result of that, the forum is searchable by Google Groups:
http://groups.google.com/groups?as_q=line+spacing&as_ugroup=macromedia.*
which came up with 3,160 results.
I also went to the front page of the Dreamweaver General
Discussion
webforum and entered line spacing as the search term. It came
back with
a full page of results, all of which give you the answer
you're looking
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hi, had the same issue
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where can I find line spacing capabilities - (form is then enabled to use in Reader) looked all over for hours to find answer and nothing*
set font at Helv 9 point and the line spacing looks as if it is 4 point - very squashed and nor readable at all
how can I fix this????

hi there
In did try that, thanks for pointing out the Ctrl E, but prob still showing as same
tried diff line spacing allowed , diff pont size fonts, diff hard returns, no returns, was always using Helv and finally then tried to set as Times, but when saved and attached to an email, the Times was a sans serif font, and not Helv. hmm, I was hopeful because your solution sounded so logical, but to no avail.'
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LIne spacing +css

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On 08 Mar 2007 in macromedia.dreamweaver, adunate wrote:
> Joe, Thanks also for your suggestion. However, sometimes
its hard to
> search if you're not quite sure what you're searching
for. Before my
> initial post I searched each group for "line spacing"
(seems obvious
> to me) and came up with zero topics.
You're coming to this forum through Adobe's webforum; it's
also gatewayed
to a newsgroup
(news://forums.macromedia.com/macromedia.dreamweaver). As
a result of that, the forum is searchable by Google Groups:
http://groups.google.com/groups?as_q=line+spacing&as_ugroup=macromedia.*
which came up with 3,160 results.
I also went to the front page of the Dreamweaver General
Discussion
webforum and entered line spacing as the search term. It came
back with
a full page of results, all of which give you the answer
you're looking
for.
Joe Makowiec
http://makowiec.net/
Email:
http://makowiec.net/email.php

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Thanx for the response, but maybe I'm not making the scenario clear. First of all I realize that only a certain number of characters will print in a line across a page, really I do. If I open a window to compose mail and the window's width is small, more characters will print in a line on paper than how it shows in the composing email window. This kinda screws up how the printed email will look. I can size the window and it will print exactly how it is laid out in the window, line for line, indentation the same, etc., etc.. What I'm attempting to do is, once I find this exact width of "composing" window, how do I get it to to stay that way? If I find the correct size, type and print it's OK. If I close mail and reopen, the "composing" window width changes back to some default size. I guess what I want is that every time I open the window to compose a new message it opens to a default size that I define. I'm sure it's any easy fix, but I can't figure it out.
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No line spacing, so why...

Hi,
There is no line spacing applied. However, the first line is
in brown and the second line is in gold. There is a massive line
space between the two lines, whereas I'd like them to be the
equivalent of a soft return.
"welcometo" is brown text, and h1 is defined as gold text.
The p tag is defined in brown also. I've got a huge gap between
each line.
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class="welcometo">Welcome to</h1>
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</td>

You are seeing the margins between the <h1> and the
<p>, and it's made worse
by the unnecessary <br>. Use CSS to control these
margins. It's not a line
spacing issue at all.
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> Hi,
>
> There is no line spacing applied. However, the first
line is in brown and
> the
> second line is in gold. There is a massive line space
between the two
> lines,
> whereas I'd like them to be the equivalent of a soft
return.
>
> "welcometo" is brown text, and h1 is defined as gold
text. The p tag is
> defined in brown also. I've got a huge gap between each
line.
>
> <td width="546" height="261" valign="top"><h1
class="welcometo">Welcome
> to</h1>
> <h1>OUR COMPANY</h1><br>
> <p>My main text paragraphs here.</p>
> </td>
>

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