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SciTE -- can I set or decrease line spacing?


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Several monospace fonts I've tried out have really large vertical line-spacing (wasting space) when used in SciTE (and ONLY in SciTE -- they have good spacing in other programs).

Is there any way to decrease the vertical spacing?

I'm using SciTE4AutoIt3, but I'd also like to know how to change it in standard SciTE if possible.

Also feel free to list any monospace fonts that don't have this problem -- I'll start:  Dejavu Sans Mono.

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I too find life too hard without DejaVu Sans Mono.

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Roboto Mono works well for me, but I'm not too picky...

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