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Document text can be formatted to show a number of line-spacing options. The most common spacing options are single spaced and double spaced.
Line spacing is measured in lines or points. When line spacing is measured in points, it is referred to as leading (rhymes with wedding). When you reduce the leading, you automatically bring the lines of text closer together, sometimes making it difficult to read. Increasing the leading will space the lines out, allowing for improved readability. For example, a 10-point font usually uses 12-point leading. This is the default and should be used in general.
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You can use the At Least, Exactly, and Multiple options in the Paragraph dialog box to customize your line spacing. If you select one of these options, you will need to use the At: box to further define your selection.
When you make a line-spacing change, it affects only the text in a paragraph that contains the insertion point.
Just as you can add spacing between lines in your document, you can choose spacing options between each paragraph. Typically, extra spaces are added between paragraphs, headings, and subheadings. Extra spacing between paragraphs adds emphasis and makes a document easier to read.
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