GSO ISO 4882:2013

ISO 4882:1979
Gulf Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 09 September 2013

Office machines and data processing equipment -- Line spacings and character spacings

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Abstract Includes preferred line spacings and character spacings for office machines and data processing equipment. Is intended to provide compatibility between forms and the machines used for their completion regarding line spacings and character spacings by giving guidance to machine manufacturers and forms designers on the preferred spacings to be used.

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