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Of course you may control the spacing using the command \baselineskip. The syntax is:
Of course you may control the spacing using the command <code>\baselineskip</code>. The syntax is:
<geshi lang="latex">
<geshi lang="latex">
   \baselineskip=??pt
   \baselineskip=??pt

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Of course you may control the spacing using the command \baselineskip. The syntax is: <geshi lang="latex">

 \baselineskip=??pt

</geshi>

Instead of ?? you may give the skip. For example: <geshi lang="latex">

 \baselineskip=12pt

</geshi> But please note, this should be given within a group or inside in an environment. Otherwise it will affect the spacing of the rest of the paragraphs. If you want to give just for one paragraph, then: <geshi lang="latex">

 \bgroup
 
 \baselineskip=12pt
 
 Here goes the para......
 .......................
 
 \egroup

</geshi> For controlling the spacing between the rows in the table, you have to use a package called array.sty in the preamble: <geshi lang="latex">

 \usepackage{array}

</geshi> then, just before \begin{tabular}, please give: <geshi lang="latex">

 \advance\extrarowheight-??pt

</geshi> Instead of ??, please give the value. For example: <geshi lang="latex">

 \begin{table}
   \caption{Here goes the table caption}
   \advance\extrarowheight-5pt
   \begin{tabular}{ll}
   \hline
     aa & bb\\
   \hline
     cc & dd\\
     ee & ff\\
   \hline
   \end{tabular}
 \end{table}

</geshi>