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Hi

I've several lines of v small text, 7pt that I'm trying to manipulate. For some reason I cannot decrease the space between the lines.  If I increase point size to 11, then the lines are tight together.  I've used the para panel, have tried altering everything in the para leading box (exact, default, % and changing sizes).  I can increase the space between lines, I just can't decrease it.  I'm using publisher on windows 10.  There are no guides the text is snapping too.  What am I doing wrong?

 

J

 

 

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Welcome to the Serif Affinity forums, @Jane P.

It would help if you could provide a sample .afpub file for us to look at. Or, at a a minimum, a screenshot showing the Text Frame with that text and the Paragraph Panel. It would also help if you make sure to have Text > Show Special Characters enabled via the Menu.

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One possibility...

 

Are you sure you don't have a baseline grid enabled (it could be hidden but still in effect)?

Check with this button on the main toolbar:

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Verify that "Use Baseline Grid" is not checked:

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A baseline grid can also be enabled on a per-text-frame basis in the Text Frame panel, though that sounds less likely in this instance... again in that panel, make sure "Use Baseline Grid" is not checked:

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