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I’m looking for the way to create a PDF of a book with double line spacing. Is there a quick and easy way to do this?

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Yes, just change the setting here (but you have to do your own maths :wink: )
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13x2 = 26pt so change the value as shown here:
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But notice that you don’t quite get 20 lines on the page, so you can click the “gears” icon to optimize it:
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And now the line spacing is just a fraction less than 26pt, but you get one extra line on each page (20 lines).

Hope that all makes sense!

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Yes, Mark, it makes clear and great sense. THANK YOU for your quick response, saved me a lot of time.

Super helpful!

Update: Be sure to uncheck the option "Lock Ratio" first. And the gear button is now a button with a series of horozontal lines.

Thanks!

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