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How to change line-height parameter when composing email?

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marmoncs
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After pasting text from openoffice writer, Tbird increases the height of lines. So if the origin text was like this: text line1 text line2 it would be like this: text line1

text line2 and between the 2 lines, there is not another line, just the height become that heigh.

thanks

After pasting text from openoffice writer, Tbird increases the height of lines. So if the origin text was like this: text line1 text line2 it would be like this: text line1 text line2 and between the 2 lines, there is not another line, just the height become that heigh. thanks

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Toad-Hall
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Sounds like you inadvertantly copied over a load of formatting and that is dictating the format. This is always a problem if you choose to paste something that was created in a different program which has preset formatting applied. Word Processing applications are specifically designed to have a load of formatting options etc that are not necessarilly available in something like an email client.

Suggest you try: 'Edit' > 'Paste Without Formatting'