Reformatting your article to 60 or 65 characters per line and the word processor won’t cooperate? Here’s how.
Let’s assume that you are new to Internet marketing and you choose article writing as your primary means of generating traffic. To make your article pretty you choose some exotic beautiful font, pleasing to the eye. You prepare your article with great care only to discover when you submit your article that the publisher insists the article be 65 characters per line.
If you have ever tried to adjust the margins and manually count the characters in each line to meet the required 65 characters per line, you have experienced total frustration. If you use MS Word, most of the fonts are what are called proportional fonts. Their widths vary with the length of the line. So no matter how you adjust the margins to the longest line and count out your 65 characters per line, the proportional font characters per line just keep on changing. It’s a nightmare.
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