I’m editing an annotation file to one of the pdfs. I take a screenshot from the book, and paste it into the annotation file. The result: lots of white space around the image (please, see the attached image):
Yeah this confused me until I figured it out! This happens because the line height of the text is greater than 1.0. To fix it:
make sure the document’s Format Bar is shown (menu: Format > Show Format Bar)
select the image with the text selection tool: click after the image then hold shift-key down and press the back arrow until it is selected (the image itself doesn’t highlight when selected like this, but you can see the empty space above it highlight)
in the Format Bar, at the top of the document window, click on the Line and Paragraph spacing pulldown menu (the second from the right) and select “1.0”
Does anyone know if AppleScript can detect if a paragraph in an RTF doc is actually an embedded image? If so, we could run a script that steps through the paragraphs, and if it is an image, sets its “multiple line height” to 1.
I just tested it, and the behavior in TextEdit for me is the same as in DT. I noticed that the default line height multiple in TextEdit is 1, which doesn’t show the gap, so maybe that’s what you are seeing.