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Simply choose how many pixels you want between the bottom of the descenders (g, j, y) and the top of the next line of text (the top of the ascenders). Then, raise all letters above the baseline by an equal amount (helpful if you make a new horizontal guide), and bam! -- you have manual vertical spacing.
Example: You want 3 pixels between the bottom of the g/j/y and the next line. So, add 3 to the number of descenders pixels below your current baseline (assume 2 pixels here for the example) = 5. Raise all characters to a new baseline of 5 pixels above the traditional baseline.
I can show an example when I get home from work tonight, if needed.
@minidonut: I've included IJ and a couple others. I also added some characters that you have in Handword. I'll publish the non-monospaced version shortly.
I have a similar wish of being able to set the overall height of the font, and not have it dictated by FS conditions I cannot change.
I believe your desire for adjusting the leading is part of that same wish... :^)
You might want to try dotted edges for Killer Sudokus?
Thanks for leaving Ñ blank, for spanish people!
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Darn, up to clue 99 would come up in handy.
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