Hi everybody,
I am new of the forum, which I find really useful and well maintained.
My topic:
I'm using \linespread{1.3} for spacing my text “one and a half” (document class: book), which works as expected. The problem is that it also spaces captions and footnotes. It is possible to instruct LaTeX to let these two unchanged?
Thanks,
Riccardo
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Spacing only the Text without Captions and Footnotes
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Spacing only the Text without Captions and Footnotes
Forget the \linespread command and use the setspace package instead. If captions are not single-spaced by default, take also a look at the caption package.
Best regards and welcome to the board
Thorsten
Best regards and welcome to the board
Thorsten
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Re: Spacing only the Text without Captions and Footnotes
It works!
I wish to express you my deep gratitude for solving an issue which was driving me nuts!
Riccardo
I wish to express you my deep gratitude for solving an issue which was driving me nuts!

Riccardo