Ans. M4 - Revision history

Reeja.b at 09:11, 18 June 2009

2009-06-18T09:11:57Z

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	</geshi>		</geshi>
	~~But~~ please note, this should be given within a group or inside an environment. Otherwise it will affect the spacing of the rest of the paragraphs. If you		However, please note that this should be given within a group or inside an environment. Otherwise it will affect the spacing of the rest of the paragraphs. If you
	want to use it for just one paragraph, then:		want to use it for just one paragraph, then:
	<geshi lang="latex">		<geshi lang="latex">

Reeja.b at 09:10, 18 June 2009

2009-06-18T09:10:27Z

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	Of course you may control the spacing using the command <code>\baselineskip</code>. The syntax is:		Of course, you may control the spacing using the command <code>\baselineskip</code>. The syntax is:
	<geshi lang="latex">		<geshi lang="latex">
	\baselineskip=??pt		\baselineskip=??pt
	</geshi>		</geshi>

	Instead of <code>??</code> you may ~~give the~~ skip. For example:		Instead of <code>??</code>, you may use skip. For example:
	<geshi lang="latex">		<geshi lang="latex">
	\baselineskip=12pt		\baselineskip=12pt
	</geshi>		</geshi>
	But please note, this should be given within a group or inside an environment. Otherwise it will affect the spacing of the rest of the paragraphs. If you		But please note, this should be given within a group or inside an environment. Otherwise it will affect the spacing of the rest of the paragraphs. If you
	want to ~~give~~ just ~~for~~ one paragraph, then:		want to use it for just one paragraph, then:
	<geshi lang="latex">		<geshi lang="latex">
	\bgroup		\bgroup
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	\usepackage{array}		\usepackage{array}
	</geshi>		</geshi>
	then, just before <code>\begin{tabular}</code>, please ~~give~~:		then, just before <code>\begin{tabular}</code>, please use:
	<geshi lang="latex">		<geshi lang="latex">
	\advance\extrarowheight-??pt		\advance\extrarowheight-??pt

Rishi at 11:12, 9 June 2009

2009-06-09T11:12:55Z

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	\baselineskip=12pt		\baselineskip=12pt
	</geshi>		</geshi>
	But please note, this should be given within a group or inside in an environment. Otherwise it will affect the spacing of the rest of the paragraphs. If you		But please note, this should be given within a group or inside an environment. Otherwise it will affect the spacing of the rest of the paragraphs. If you
	want to give just for one paragraph, then:		want to give just for one paragraph, then:
	<geshi lang="latex">		<geshi lang="latex">

Rishi at 11:12, 9 June 2009

2009-06-09T11:12:35Z

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	Of course you may control the spacing using the command \baselineskip. The syntax is:		Of course you may control the spacing using the command <code>\baselineskip</code>. The syntax is:
	<geshi lang="latex">		<geshi lang="latex">
	\baselineskip=??pt		\baselineskip=??pt

Rishi: New page: \baselineskip=??pt Instead of `?...`


2009-06-09T11:10:17Z
New page: <Back  Of course you may control the spacing using the command \baselineskip. The syntax is: <geshi lang="latex">   \baselineskip=??pt </geshi>  Instead of <code>?...
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[[FAQ_-_elsarticle.cls|<Back]]



Of course you may control the spacing using the command \baselineskip. The syntax is:

<geshi lang="latex">

  \baselineskip=??pt

</geshi>



Instead of <code>??</code> you may give the skip. For example:

<geshi lang="latex">

  \baselineskip=12pt

</geshi>

But please note, this should be given within a group or inside in an environment. Otherwise it will affect the spacing of the rest of the paragraphs. If you 

want to give just for one paragraph, then:

<geshi lang="latex">

  \bgroup

  

  \baselineskip=12pt

  

  Here goes the para......

  .......................

  

  \egroup

</geshi>

For controlling the spacing between the rows in the table, you have to use a package called <code>array.sty</code> in the preamble:

<geshi lang="latex">

  \usepackage{array}

</geshi>

then, just before <code>\begin{tabular}</code>, please give:

<geshi lang="latex">

  \advance\extrarowheight-??pt

</geshi>

Instead of <code>??</code>, please give the value. For example:

<geshi lang="latex">

  \begin{table}

    \caption{Here goes the table caption}

    \advance\extrarowheight-5pt

    \begin{tabular}{ll}

    \hline

      aa & bb\\

    \hline

      cc & dd\\

      ee & ff\\

    \hline

    \end{tabular}

  \end{table}

</geshi>

Ans. M4 - Revision history

Reeja.b at 09:11, 18 June 2009

Reeja.b at 09:10, 18 June 2009

Rishi at 11:12, 9 June 2009

Rishi at 11:12, 9 June 2009

Rishi: New page: \baselineskip=??pt Instead of ?...

Rishi: New page: \baselineskip=??pt Instead of `?...`