What does it mean to double space between lines?

Answer 1

Go to the format section in your word processing software and click on double space. See the Related link. In many computer-based systems another way to get a double line space between sentences is to hold the Shift key when you press Enter.

Answer 2

It is a type of format usually on Word program.
Double space is when every single time you type a new row, it will space twice like this example.

Hi this is my double space example.


Do you see how it is spaced twice between each line?







End of example.

Example of a single space is when there is only one space between each sentence/row.

EX.

This is my single space example.

There is only one line between each sentence or row.

Answer 3

this mean to give more space between lines of text,distance from line above and under and you can do it from home tab,paragraph section you will see two arrows on one line,one arrow looks up and secomd down on same small line,press it and you will see options,by default is 1.15 in word 2007/2010

Answer 4

Double spacing between lines means to have a blank line of space between each line of text in a document, effectively doubling the space between each line. This enhances readability and makes it easier to distinguish between different lines of text.

Answer 5

So that whoever is correcting your paper has room to put in editing marks.

Answer 6

instead of pressing enter once, you press it twice. it creates gaps between lines of texts so there is room for corrections by the editor or whoever is proofreading your paper.

Answer 7

Double spacing is used because it is easier to read.

Answer 8

Some people prefer sentences to be separated more distinguishably so that sentences don't seem to run together.