Develop a command sequence would you use to alter the amount of space between the text in a text box and the text box border?.

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The use of the Line and Paragraph Spacing command can help one to alter the amount of space between the text in a text box and the text box border.

<h3>Which command changes line spacing?</h3>

When one click on Home tab, one should click the Line and Paragraph Spacing command, and when one has select the line spacing that one needs, the selected line spacing will alter in the document.

Note that the use of the Line and Paragraph Spacing command can help one to alter the amount of space between the text in a text box and the text box border.

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