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  • 1.  Spacing in text box. Tightening up the gap

    Posted 02-02-2023 18:24
    Hi.
    How would I go about tightening up the gap between the lines on this image?
    When I do a keyboard return after my text line I want a blank line then I will type my next line of text.
    How can I still have the space for my text lines if I have 2 text lines stay as is then have the blank return line be not as large a gap?


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    Michele Lee Hampton
    Graphics Operator
    Hermosa Beach, CA
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  • 2.  RE: Spacing in text box. Tightening up the gap

    Posted 02-03-2023 09:15
    There might be an easier way that I don't know yet but usually when I want what your describing I'll make/ use a small font, type a letter on the line you want the spacing to be closer, and then backspace/delete the letter. I do that with quotes so I only have to do it once or twice in a text box. That's a lot of adjusting for you! Hope that helps!

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    Donny Swanson
    Graphic Designer, Broadcast
    TVO (TVOntario)
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  • 3.  RE: Spacing in text box. Tightening up the gap

    Posted 02-03-2023 10:32
    Hi Donny.
    I was thinking about this last night when I was driving home from work. There is Visual Logic on this page to make it center the text box as I type the information. Thought If I just created a new text box without the Visual Logic it would work....but I like your thought and it makes sense. I will try that
    Thank you for your thoughts!

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    Michele Lee Hampton
    Graphics Operator
    Hermosa Beach, CA
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  • 4.  RE: Spacing in text box. Tightening up the gap

    Posted 02-04-2023 04:53
    Well, if you are typing the content within the actual textbook (and not in the sequencer), there is an option called "Locked Lines" (ctrl+alt+L) when you click right on this textbox. Locking the lines allows you to pull the rows from the cursor position up with ctrl-alt-arrow up...

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    Rob van Rooyen
    Senior Graphics Specialis
    NEP The Netherlands
    Hilversum Netherlands
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