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there are several factors other than \baselineskip and \lineskip that can affect the distance between baselines over whole pages. \parskip is often defined with stretch, so the bottom of a paragraph can be farther from the bottom of the first line of the next paragraph than the nominal \baselineskip. \lineskip and \lineskiplimit can be applied to add extra ...

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You can use the faces feature for this purpose, see section "3.9 Faces" of the documentation of package fixme. In your case you are using margin notes, thus \singlespacing can be added to marginface, e.g.: \documentclass{article} \usepackage{setspace} \setstretch{1.5} \usepackage[status=draft,layout=margin]{fixme} \fxsetup{marginface=\singlespacing} ...

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Do not use \linespread because it modifies the line spread everywhere in the document, including footnotes and captions. This is rarely what you want. Instead, use the \setstretch command from the setspace package, which will affect the line spread of the main text. You can customise the appearance of captions with the \captionsetup command from the caption ...

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The line spacing comes from \linespacing{1.8}. If you use package setspace it resets the line spacing to single spacing for footnotes and in floats: \documentclass[10pt]{report} \usepackage[ngerman]{babel}% \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \usepackage{titlesec} \usepackage[left=35mm,right=35mm,top=35mm,bottom=35mm]{geometry} \usepackage{graphicx} ...

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Have you tried \linespread{1.5cm} before the \begin{document} line ? I think it should help.

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\documentclass{article} \usepackage{setspace} \usepackage{lipsum} \usepackage{verbatimbox} \doublespacing \newcommand\statshyp[2]{% \noindent\parbox{\textwidth}{\singlespacing\textbf{#1}: \emph{#2}} ~\par% } \begin{document} \lipsum[1] \statshyp{Hypothesis}{This is my hypothesis: that I can insert single-spaced stuff. This line must be long enough to ...

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This might be something near to what you want; but the result is not pretty (nothing with very large interline space can be). I don't think that a length such as 1cm is good: it doesn't mix with the other parameters. Perhaps more space would be needed around the single spaced insertion. \documentclass[12pt]{book} \usepackage{setspace,lipsum,changepage} ...

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I'd use ooalign rather than mathop. This is about as close as you can go if you want the - aligned with the bar on + If you want the - to be raised more you could \smash it. I also introduced an optional parameter that allows you to give teh letter before the vowel so that it can measure if there would have been a kern, If so it kerns by half that amount (to ...

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It is possible to exploit \flalign to get better control of the vertical spacing. The {\LaTeX} \verb|\intertext| command is generally unsatisfactory. \begin{flalign*} && L_1 &= R_1 && \\ \intertext{Who needs this?} && L_2 &= R_2 && \\ &\text{Whatever needs to be said should be said here.}\hidewidth\\ && ...

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As mentioned in the first answer to Displaying slides with Beamer and Article class, this seems to be a known bug. The solution that andrew provides does fix the problem, but then you won't get a tiny image of the slide included on the notes page. The fix I use, which does include an image of the slide, is to add an extra empty paragraph like this: ...

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