Setting the baseline for typesetting
The baseline is the invisible horizontal line on which characters sit. The top of the first line of text is placed even with the top margin. This way, the first baseline of the top line is a specified distance below the top margin. The distance between the top margin and the first baseline varies, depending on which font and size you are using.
You can set the first baseline on the page to become the top margin, rather than have the baseline vary according to the font size used in the first line of text on the page.
To set the baseline for typesetting |  |
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Click Format
 Typesetting Word/Letter spacing. |
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Enable the Baseline placement for typesetting check box.
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When Baseline placement for typesetting is enabled, the first baseline occurs at the same location on every page.
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