Excuse me, how much mm is the line width set in Word equal to one pound?

1 point (Dido point) =0.376 mm = 1.07 Anglo-American point =0.0 148 inch =0.00 123 inch.

1 minute (British and American minutes) = 0.3527mm = 1/72 inches (office minutes).

"Pound" is a transliteration of the unit of text size in printing design, which is correctly translated into "point" in Chinese and abbreviated as pt. 1675, Fournier invented the dot system, which was later improved by Fihlman Dido, a Paris font maker, and established a modern typesetting measurement system. Later, Dido's improved dot system was gradually adopted throughout Europe.

Today, the Dido system is mainly used in Europe, and the British and American systems are mainly used in England and the United States. The "point" in these two point systems is the smallest unit of measurement.

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What is the font size and point size in word?

In WORD, there are two units of measurement to represent font size. One is the font size of Chinese characters, such as Chu Hao, Chu Xiao, No.1, and? No.7 and 8; The other is expressed by the international common "pound", such as 4,4.5, 10, 12,? 48, 72, etc.

In Chinese font size, the bigger the value, the smaller the word, so the eighth word is the smallest; When the font size is represented by "dot", the smaller the value, the smaller the character, and the larger the value, the larger the character. 2.83 pounds is equal to 1 mm, so the number 28 is about one centimeter high, which is equivalent to the number one in Chinese font size.

In WORD, there are sixteen Chinese font sizes, but there are many font sizes represented by "points". The numerical range of the point value is 1~ 1638, that is to say, the largest font size can be 1638, which is about 58 cm square, and the smallest font size is 1 3.

Generally, the maximum size of Chinese characters that A4 paper can hold is about 630. In practical use, the size of Chinese characters can be set according to needs, whether it is extra large or small.

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