#MS GOTHIC FONT JAPANESE FREE#

MS PRGothic is free for personal use only. I need to predict the line heights, so I would know how Word decides how much extra space is added. MS PRGothic is the perfect font for all your fun designs. I would just be interested, or would need to know, how Word decides how much extra space is added. It probably makes sense and makes the document more readable. These differences do not occur with latin fonts like Arial, Calibri, Tahoma, Times New Roman. Has a GDI line height of 12.95 but Word uses 17.2pt

Has a GDI line height of 11.4pt but Word uses 12.95 Has a GDI line height of 16pt but Word uses 16.7pt Has a GDI line height of 12.7pt but Word uses 13.3pt Has a GDI line height of 10.0 but Word uses 12.95pt Has a GDI line height of 11.5pt but Word uses 13.0pt 1001 Free Fonts offers a huge selection of free Gothic Fonts for Windows and Macintosh. In my tests it varies as saidВ from 8% to 30%. MS Gothic Japanese font features plain strokes similar to sans serif designs, and works well for on-screen display such as user interfaces. For them the font height provided by Windows GDI matches the line height in MS Word.Дoes anybody know how Word decides how much extra line spacing is added for a font? Windows Wordpad.ДЇor example for font Gulim I see line heights are 13% higher than usual (defined by the font / GDI), for MS Gothic font I even see 30% extra spacing, for MingLiU only 8%.ДЇor latin / other language fonts I do not see this behaviour. I found that MS Word is adding extra line spacing for Asian fontsВ compared to e.g.

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