Take the 2-minute tour ×  I am currently using the acmsmall
document class.  I have noticed that upper-case accented
characters such as "Å" and "Ä" will result in uneven line
spacing. MWE:       \lipsum[1] \AA test \lipsum[2] \"Atest
\lipsum[2]  Moreover, the style enforces the author-year format
of citations, which makes it impossible to avoid such characters
in running text (some authors happen to have accents in their
names).  What kind of kludges are available to avoid ugly line
spacing in this situation?  Edit: A related question: Can I
somehow easily find all instances of uneven line spacing, other
than trying to spot them by staring at the PDF file? For
example, can I add some special code in the preamble to make
sure that Latex prints a warning whenever there are "too high"
characters (or, for example, equations)?  share|improve this
question No, it's not possible or at least very difficult to get
warned. If you provisionally set \lineskip=30pt you'll get large
white spaces in case there's clash betwe