On 13-5-2010 9:31, Idris Samawi Hamid ادريس سماوي حامد wrote:
Sometimes forcing will look nice, but even then one probably has to add a
bit of interlinespace to the latin font to get the right balance. That is,
a latin document that uses a LOT of interparagraph arabic will want a bit
extra interlinespace to begin with, so that "forcing" will generally give
good results.
you can set up grid snapping according to several strategies (will be
documented when okay)
- snap to lineht/dp
- add strutht/dp
- find minimum noflines needed, round up/down (dp and/or ht)
it's not only a mixed latin-arabic problem, lines with large math also
have this problem
Hans
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