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Undoing internation features in US Word
verticalfont[ at ]mailinator.com 02.08.2006 19:12:17
http://rapidshare.de/files/27673146/vertical_font_size.doc.html

A file like this arrived from Japan to the US (the actual file above is
just a dummy - 21kb a few paragraphs of =rand() )

The line spacing unusual and in the office we had no choice but to set
the paragraph spacing to exact to simulate single spacing when the
document was on screen or printed.

The spacing can be restored through the vba window using:
ActiveDocument.Paragraphs(1).DisableLineHeightGrid = true

I wonder if it can be addressed through the user interface and/or what
exactly to tell the client to ensure that documents do not come with
disablelineheightgrid = false using the client's Japanese word user
interface.

Re: Undoing internation features in US Word
"Klaus Linke" <info[ at ]fotosatz-kaufmann.de> 04.09.2006 00:48:21
<verticalfont[ at ]mailinator.com> wrote:
[Quoted Text]
>
> A file like this arrived from Japan to the US (the actual file above is
> just a dummy - 21kb a few paragraphs of =rand() )
>
> The line spacing unusual and in the office we had no choice but to set
> the paragraph spacing to exact to simulate single spacing when the
> document was on screen or printed.
>
> The spacing can be restored through the vba window using:
> ActiveDocument.Paragraphs(1).DisableLineHeightGrid = true
>
> I wonder if it can be addressed through the user interface and/or what
> exactly to tell the client to ensure that documents do not come with
> disablelineheightgrid = false using the client's Japanese word user
> interface.


Hi,

Not sure... I think you need to have some Asian language support enabled to
see additional stuff in the user interface (File > Page setup, Format >
Paragraph > Asian Typography, Tools > Options > Asian Typography, maybe
more).

I don't see the file you attached(?), but in a case that resembled yours, I
found that a macro,

ActiveDocument.PageSetup.LayoutMode =wdLayoutModeDefault

fixed the line spacing issues for the whole document.
If that helps, maybe you could ask your client to set that in "File > Page
setup" before he mails you the files.

Regards,
Klaus


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