What is the line spacing for Title Pages?

Answer 1

Random person in the world to the rescue! Okay, so you're trying to write a research paper, or a story and you need a title page. Uh-oh. You don't know how to make one. Well, here goes! About one-third of the way down from the TOP OF THE PAGE,type/write out the title of the story/paper. Next, you type/write out your name about two-thirds of the way down the page. The next line down (NOT double-spaced!), put your teacher/professor's name. The next line down, the class. The next line after that, the date the paper or story is due. That's right. The date that it's due. About one-third of the way down from the TOP OF THE PAGE,type/write out the title of the story/paper. For example: (Top of Paper) Research Paper Sarah Deens Ms. Jean Thompson Honors Psychology 1 12 December 2007 (Bottom of Paper) Tada! There you have it. There are other ways of doing it, but this is mainly for research paper use. Enjoy!

Answer 2

HERE is a good link showing you how to create a title page, with photos.

Answer 3

The line spacing for title pages is typically double-spaced. This creates a clean and easily readable format for the title, author, and other important information at the beginning of a document.