single spacing

Around this time, the practice of single spacing became more prevalent.

It's laid out in single spacing, indented with the various points numbered, a contact point at the end, which is literally T.

Typists did not transition to single spacing simultaneously.

However, the Oxford Style Manual (2003) and the Modern Humanities Research Association's MHRA Style Guide (2002), state that only single spacing should be used.

After you click O.K. and print your file, you can select the text, return to this box, and choose the Single spacing option to return your file to its single-spaced state.

Supporters of single spacing assert that familiarity with the current standard in books, magazines, and the Web enhances readability, that double spacing looks strange in text using proportional fonts, and that the "rivers" and "holes" caused by double spacing impair readability.