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    Hi, in the Toolbox in Visual Studio under the HTML tab, there is an option to drag a flow Layout panel onto the design view grid page. I want to use it to type a lot of text into the page but when I do, the spacing between the lines I type is double spaced. How can I get it to single? Thanks

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      Hi, in the Toolbox in Visual Studio under the HTML tab, there is an option to drag a flow Layout panel onto the design view grid page. I want to use it to type a lot of text into the page but when I do, the spacing between the lines I type is double spaced. How can I get it to single? Thanks

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      You can go to HTML view. Replace <p> and </P> with one <BR/>.

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        You can go to HTML view. Replace <p> and </P> with one <BR/>.

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        Thank you! Chad

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          Thank you! Chad

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          Also, another tip is that when you are typing to press Shift+Enter at the end of a line instead of just Enter. Enter on its own will insert an HTML paragraph tag, whereas Shift+Enter will insert the line break tag. I hope this helps.


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