: to type (text) leaving two blank lines between lines of copy. intransitive verb. : to type on every third line.
What is triple spacing used for?
Now, the setting is 1.15, which is supposedly more readable and also a blessing to term-paper writers all over. Double spacing, or the line spacing value 2.0, means that one line of text appears with one blank line below it. Triple spacing, 3.0, means that one line of text appears with two blank lines below.
How do you make a triple space in Word?
Figure 1.
- Save your document.
- Press Ctrl+A.
- Click the Line Spacing tool. A number of spacing options appear.
- Choose 3. Your entire document is triple spaced.
- Print your document.
- Close your document without saving.
