But it works fine in my US English version of Word 2007.
Well, the keyboard shortcut works, but not the dialog box.
So the features is in, and works in, US Enlgish Office 2007, (via the
keyboard shortcut), but it is not documented (AFAIK), and it doesn't work via
the dialog boxes.
Very very strange Microsoft-like behavior!!!
"Stefan Blom" wrote:
Ctrl+Shift+J is assigned to the DistributePara command; it is used in some
Asian languages. See for example
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/wo...585661033.aspx ("Word features
for East Asian languages").
--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
"jpSQLDude" wrote in message
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Just do a search on Google for -- Word 2007 Distributed paragraph
alignment
-- or something similar.
If you do a normal Justified paragraph, the last line will normally NOT be
justified.
But if you hit CTRL-SHIFT-J, then the last line WILL be justified.
If I go to my Word 2007 Paragraph options - Indents and Spacing -
General
- Alignment, there is NOT an option for Distributed.
But if I have already chosen Distributed via the keyboard shortcut, then
the
Alignmnent option shows as blank.
This appears to be a hidden feature of Word 2007! I cannot find anything
about it in any Microsoft help, either within Word on online.
Any ideas why this would be??
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