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Can you give us a better description of the failure, please? For example are you getting extra vertical spaces between lines of text? Are you getting white lines in-between lines of image (photographs)?
If it is text, check the linespacing setup in the application you are using.
For example, sometimes Word will set the spacing at 1.5 LPI (lines per inch). to fix that problem you only need to change the LPI back to 1.
is this a case of the dots are missing for a valid line, or do you mean a line feed is added at the end of a line, ie you get 3 lines of text occupying 4 lines of space , or 4 lines of text occupies 4 lines of space, but one line has no printed dots on it? to make it more obvious, what does a document with say text thats 3cm tall look like? as it sounds to me like contacts need cleaning.. *** note for info: do not rely on printouts from within a BROWSER as that may have unpredictable results. All text will be treated as a large block of PIXELS and Not TEXT. also Non Printer fonts could cause similar issues.
To put a space in between words in a text msg or text body, you hold down the *STAR button. The space key looks like this ( __ ) and it is on the *star key on the old Razer
Simple! just click on the blank space beside the letters that you've typed in and press '0' or 'space' again.
Theres another option though, in message editing mode, select the icon with the pen and 'A' on the top left corner. Usually the first option of the 3. it'll change ur message editing mode to a QWERTY keypad.
Above the numbers on your phone is a circle with 4 arrows, one pointing in each direction.....when the word that you want appears on your screen push the arrow that points right. It will then put the word into your text message and skip a space so that you can begin the next word
Press the centre of the centre line where you should be able to see four arrows in a N, E, S, W sort of formation. This switches the arrow functions around.
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