In microsoft.public.money, Dick Watson wrote:

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I think that is the answer to the question he wanted to ask.

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Perhaps a different font or font size would improve readability for
you. Perhaps you can print to lined paper.

Actually there is a way to double-space, but it may exceed your
motivation. You can create a "printer" that "prints" to a plain text
file. Print the report to that "printer". That gives a plain text
file. Then either

1. Set up a printer to double space and print the file.
2. Look for and perhaps find a utility that doublespaces a file.
3. Write a utility in your favorite language to do the conversion.
4. Open the file with Word or other text processor and format as
desired.

The customize options are what you get.

"rjban (fake) [at]bellsouth.net" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:840d01c495d4$b4c71d90$a601280a[at]phx.gbl...
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When I print reports, such as Monthly Income and Expenses,
there are no spaces between any of the lines -- and that
makes the report hard to read without using a ruler. Is
there a way to modify report formats by inserting a blank
row where it would be helpful?