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-+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
-| verticalspace |
-+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
-
-Abbreviation: ã|\vsã%
-
-Parameters: ã|units of measureã%
-
- ã|Description:ã%
-The \verticalspace markup creates blank lines (or space) on a page. This
-markup causes a break in text and leaves a specified amount of space within
-a page. Any following text starts a new paragraph. The total amount of
-white space left is the units of measure (dimension) in the \verticalspace,
-plus the current paragraph skip value. This markup is followed by a
-parameter, which can be entered in whole blank lines, inches, points, or
-other valid units of measure.
-
- ã|Example:ã%
-\verticalspace{24pt}
-
-{\bd Minerals and Human Behavior}
-\verticalspace{1\bl}
-"Does the Absurd dictate death?" asks Albert
-Camus, a novelist who lionized the labors of . . .
-
-+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
-| |
-| |
-| |
-| |
-| Minerals and Human Behavior |
-| |
-| "Does the Absurd dictate death?" asks Albert Camus, a novelist who |
-| lionized the labors of . . . |
-+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
-
- ã|Notes:ã%
-You can tell TEXT1 you want a variable amount of white space between lines
-by entering something line:
-
-\verticalspace{10pt plus 2pt minus 1pt}
-
-which tells TEXT1 you want 10 points of white space in addition to the
-paragraph skip. If TEXT1 cannot balance text to the bottom of the page
-when \normalbottom is in effect (which is the default), then the above
-specification allows TEXT1 to add up to 2 points of white space or subtract
-up to 1 point of white space from the 10 points of white space.
- If you enter a \verticalspace markup at the top of a page it will be
-ignored. Putting a \verticalspace at the bottom of a page is risky, also,
-if the amount of space left on the page is less than the amount asked for.
-The difference will not be carried over to the following page; it will be
-lost. Both difficulties can be resolved by using a required space markup,
-\verticalspacekeep.