justify text
FWIW, I prefer to hyphenate manually (using optional hyphens) as needed
rather than let Word take over and possibly run rampant.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
"DeanH" wrote in message
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By latest version do you mean 2007 (Win) or 2008 (Mac).
You can set the document to be auto-hyphenated.
In 2007 this can be found on the Page Layout tab in the Page Setup group.
Instead of the autohyphen, try the "Do full justification like
Wordperfect6.x for windows" setting that is in the Compatibility settings
which I believe is under the Microsoft Office button (pizza), Word Options
button. This may give you better results without the hyphenation.
Give this a test and the choice is yours.
Hope this helps
DeanH
"minimus" wrote:
As you know one can justify the text to give it a block look.
When doing this ms word stretches the sentences.
I don't want this stretching to happen. Instead, I would like the
sentences
to stand as they are and
hyphens can be used to break words between lines.
Is this possible?
I use the last version of word.
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