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How to make the shading look uniform around a double spaced line in MS Word?
When I use the shading on a line (with double-spaced 0pt before and after) in MS Word, I see that the shading area exceeds more at the bottom of the line.
However, this doesn't happen with single-spaced lines.
How do I make the shading look uniform around the text even with doubled spaced lines?
I have attached the screenshot here.
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debojitacharjee You need to apply the shading to just the text.
If you want the shading to go from margin to margin, you will need to insert a tab stop at the right margin and add a tab space after the last letter on each line
- Could you please show me the method of doing it on MS Word?
I have also one word file that I would like to share with you, and it contains two line--one with single-spaced and the other with double-spaced.
Please make the shading of the double-spaced line fit within the margins of the line.
Here is the link of that file:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1umcmuHMyJhMcHW6vXH7ZC9c5RcO3WHUU/edit?usp=share_link&ouid=111638329398889504303&rtpof=true&sd=true
Please download it to edit on Word.
