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I discovered it was the top and bottom cell insets, which had been set to 4. reducing them to zero solved the problem. If there’s a more elegant way then I’d be happy to see it.
By the way, I’m not sure how you post a screenshot in this column.
I have a similar problem. I can’t reduce the row height without losing the content, even though there is plenty of space and similar tables in the same document have much tighter rows.
Thanks for the suggestion. Sadly it’s nothing to do with the screen resolution. There’s plenty of space and everything is the same as it was, except that the option on the control panel has been replaced. I’ve tried changing the interface via {Edit}{Preferences}, but nothing happens.
I’ve no idea why. The text is marked as English language, but the spellchecker doesn’t recognise any hyphenated words unless that specific pairing is also in the dictionary. So it recognises ‘nine’ and ‘inch’, but underlines ‘nine-inch’ as an unrecognised word.
It’s a real problem for me. There’s the added problem that dynamic spell-checking underlines words in the custom dictionary, so you can’t spot errors without running the spellchecker, in which case you spend ages telling it to ignore uncapitalised words in tables and email addresses, abbreviations in tables, etc. The result is that, if I’m pushed for time, I have to ignore the spellchecker and proofread my document the old-fashioned way, checking every spelling with the naked eye.
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