Thread: How to adjust Line Spacing with Send to Kindle Email
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Old 04-21-2022, 12:23 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
As long as it's a KF8 format eBook, ChareInk will lower the 1.2em line height. It will not work for Mobi or KFX. I've tried it on a side loaded KFX.
That's because you're sideloading it. If you're sideloading it, you can use pretty much any damned font and set the line-heights. ChareInk is moot.

The MOMENT the file is emailed to the Kindle address, or sent to the Kindle any other way that touches upon the KDP-verse, the line-heights change. He could use Times New Roman and set it to 1.0em if he wanted--as long as he sideloads. TTBOMK.

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