I can use CTRL + SHIFT + J to justify text to take up a full line; however, I
cannot find the shortcut for this function in my toolbar.

How can I add this function to my toolbar?

Thanks

Edmund

It's there, Edmund. Also, I don't know why you have to hit Ctrl+Shift+J,
because the shortcut key is Ctrl+J. Perhaps you should reset Word to all its
defaults and also make it stop hiding things on you.
http://www.officearticles.com/word/r...osoft_word.htm
http://www.officearticles.com/word/r...osoft_word.htm
*******************
~Anne Troy

www.OfficeArticles.com



"Edmund Wong" Edmund wrote in message
...
I can use CTRL + SHIFT + J to justify text to take up a full line;
however, I
cannot find the shortcut for this function in my toolbar.

How can I add this function to my toolbar?

Thanks

Edmund

Anne

Thanks for prompt answer.

Ctrl+Shift+J is different from Ctrl+J. The former stretches all text to a
full line even if it is only half a line.

On my home laptop, there is a icon on the format toolbar for DistrbutedPara,
which is Ctrl+Shift+J; but this icon is missing on my office computer, yet
the shortcut would still work, I just want to see the icon.

Will try reset.


"Anne Troy" wrote:

It's there, Edmund. Also, I don't know why you have to hit Ctrl+Shift+J,
because the shortcut key is Ctrl+J. Perhaps you should reset Word to all its
defaults and also make it stop hiding things on you.
http://www.officearticles.com/word/r...osoft_word.htm
http://www.officearticles.com/word/r...osoft_word.htm
*******************
~Anne Troy

www.OfficeArticles.com



"Edmund Wong" Edmund wrote in message
...
I can use CTRL + SHIFT + J to justify text to take up a full line;
however, I
cannot find the shortcut for this function in my toolbar.

How can I add this function to my toolbar?

Thanks

Edmund

As far as I know, the only way to run the DistributePara command from
a toolbar is to create a custom toolbar button and attach a macro such
as the following to it:

Sub CreateDistributedPara()
Application.Run MacroName:="DistributePara"
End Sub

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Edmund Wong" wrote in message
...
Anne

Thanks for prompt answer.

Ctrl+Shift+J is different from Ctrl+J. The former stretches all
text to a
full line even if it is only half a line.

On my home laptop, there is a icon on the format toolbar for
DistrbutedPara,
which is Ctrl+Shift+J; but this icon is missing on my office
computer, yet
the shortcut would still work, I just want to see the icon.

Will try reset.


"Anne Troy" wrote:

It's there, Edmund. Also, I don't know why you have to hit
Ctrl+Shift+J,
because the shortcut key is Ctrl+J. Perhaps you should reset Word
to all its
defaults and also make it stop hiding things on you.

http://www.officearticles.com/word/r...osoft_word.htm

http://www.officearticles.com/word/r...osoft_word.htm
*******************
~Anne Troy

www.OfficeArticles.com



"Edmund Wong" Edmund wrote in
message
...
I can use CTRL + SHIFT + J to justify text to take up a full
line;
however, I
cannot find the shortcut for this function in my toolbar.

How can I add this function to my toolbar?

Thanks

Edmund

I can make a print screen picture to show you the icon on the toolbar of Word
on my laptop. Should I send it to you or post it here? I definitely do not
know how to made a custom button and attach a macro.

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

As far as I know, the only way to run the DistributePara command from
a toolbar is to create a custom toolbar button and attach a macro such
as the following to it:

Sub CreateDistributedPara()
Application.Run MacroName:="DistributePara"
End Sub

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Edmund Wong" wrote in message
...
Anne

Thanks for prompt answer.

Ctrl+Shift+J is different from Ctrl+J. The former stretches all
text to a
full line even if it is only half a line.

On my home laptop, there is a icon on the format toolbar for
DistrbutedPara,
which is Ctrl+Shift+J; but this icon is missing on my office
computer, yet
the shortcut would still work, I just want to see the icon.

Will try reset.


"Anne Troy" wrote:

It's there, Edmund. Also, I don't know why you have to hit
Ctrl+Shift+J,
because the shortcut key is Ctrl+J. Perhaps you should reset Word
to all its
defaults and also make it stop hiding things on you.

http://www.officearticles.com/word/r...osoft_word.htm

http://www.officearticles.com/word/r...osoft_word.htm
*******************
~Anne Troy

www.OfficeArticles.com



"Edmund Wong" Edmund wrote in
message
...
I can use CTRL + SHIFT + J to justify text to take up a full
line;
however, I
cannot find the shortcut for this function in my toolbar.

How can I add this function to my toolbar?

Thanks

Edmund

Try this, Edmund.
http://www.officearticles.com/word/w...osoft_word.htm

*******************
~Anne Troy

www.OfficeArticles.com


"Edmund Wong" wrote in message
...
I can make a print screen picture to show you the icon on the toolbar of
Word
on my laptop. Should I send it to you or post it here? I definitely do
not
know how to made a custom button and attach a macro.

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

As far as I know, the only way to run the DistributePara command from
a toolbar is to create a custom toolbar button and attach a macro such
as the following to it:

Sub CreateDistributedPara()
Application.Run MacroName:="DistributePara"
End Sub

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Edmund Wong" wrote in message
...
Anne

Thanks for prompt answer.

Ctrl+Shift+J is different from Ctrl+J. The former stretches all
text to a
full line even if it is only half a line.

On my home laptop, there is a icon on the format toolbar for
DistrbutedPara,
which is Ctrl+Shift+J; but this icon is missing on my office
computer, yet
the shortcut would still work, I just want to see the icon.

Will try reset.


"Anne Troy" wrote:

It's there, Edmund. Also, I don't know why you have to hit
Ctrl+Shift+J,
because the shortcut key is Ctrl+J. Perhaps you should reset Word
to all its
defaults and also make it stop hiding things on you.

http://www.officearticles.com/word/r...osoft_word.htm


http://www.officearticles.com/word/r...osoft_word.htm
*******************
~Anne Troy

www.OfficeArticles.com



"Edmund Wong" Edmund wrote in
message
...
I can use CTRL + SHIFT + J to justify text to take up a full
line;
however, I
cannot find the shortcut for this function in my toolbar.

How can I add this function to my toolbar?

Thanks

Edmund

For help with creating macros and attaching them to
toolbar buttons, see:
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/macrosvba/CreateAMacro.htm and
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Customizat...oToToolbar.htm

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Edmund Wong" wrote in message
...
I can make a print screen picture to show you the icon on the
toolbar of Word
on my laptop. Should I send it to you or post it here? I
definitely do not
know how to made a custom button and attach a macro.

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

As far as I know, the only way to run the DistributePara command
from
a toolbar is to create a custom toolbar button and attach a macro
such
as the following to it:

Sub CreateDistributedPara()
Application.Run MacroName:="DistributePara"
End Sub

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Edmund Wong" wrote in
message
...
Anne

Thanks for prompt answer.

Ctrl+Shift+J is different from Ctrl+J. The former stretches all
text to a
full line even if it is only half a line.

On my home laptop, there is a icon on the format toolbar for
DistrbutedPara,
which is Ctrl+Shift+J; but this icon is missing on my office
computer, yet
the shortcut would still work, I just want to see the icon.

Will try reset.


"Anne Troy" wrote:

It's there, Edmund. Also, I don't know why you have to hit
Ctrl+Shift+J,
because the shortcut key is Ctrl+J. Perhaps you should reset
Word
to all its
defaults and also make it stop hiding things on you.


http://www.officearticles.com/word/r...osoft_word.htm


http://www.officearticles.com/word/r...osoft_word.htm
*******************
~Anne Troy

www.OfficeArticles.com



"Edmund Wong" Edmund wrote in
message
...
I can use CTRL + SHIFT + J to justify text to take up a full
line;
however, I
cannot find the shortcut for this function in my toolbar.

How can I add this function to my toolbar?

Thanks

Edmund

The command for this is DistributePara (as can be found by entering
Ctrl+Shift+J in the Keyboard dialog), but I have been unable to find this in
the All Commands list, either under that name (as would be expected, since
LeftPara, CenterPara, RightPara, and JustifyPara are so listed. There is a
FormatFitText command, but a button for it is dimmed in ordinary text (I
think it applies to text boxes). So either the button you have runs a macro
that runs the Ctrl+Shift+J command or...I don't know what.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

"Edmund Wong" Edmund wrote in message
...
I can use CTRL + SHIFT + J to justify text to take up a full line;
however, I
cannot find the shortcut for this function in my toolbar.

How can I add this function to my toolbar?

Thanks

Edmund

Strange: I see it in the German version under "All commands" (Word2003).

It's added to the formatting toolbar automatically (I think) if you install
support for some Asian languages, so that might be the reason it's visible
on the laptop.

You can add it using a macro:
CommandBars("Formatting").Controls.Add Id:=2792

Once you've got it on the Formatting toolbar, you can move it with the
mouse, holding down the Alt key.

I just noticed something about that command that I didn't know befo If
you select some text before you click the button, a dialog pops up that lets
you set the width of that text: Neat!

Regards,
Klaus


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
...
The command for this is DistributePara (as can be found by entering
Ctrl+Shift+J in the Keyboard dialog), but I have been unable to find this
in
the All Commands list, either under that name (as would be expected, since
LeftPara, CenterPara, RightPara, and JustifyPara are so listed. There is a
FormatFitText command, but a button for it is dimmed in ordinary text (I
think it applies to text boxes). So either the button you have runs a
macro
that runs the Ctrl+Shift+J command or...I don't know what.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup
so
all may benefit.

"Edmund Wong" Edmund wrote in message
...
I can use CTRL + SHIFT + J to justify text to take up a full line;
however, I
cannot find the shortcut for this function in my toolbar.

How can I add this function to my toolbar?

Thanks

Edmund

Something's rotten in the state of Denmark:

Ctrl+Shift+J (DistributePara) doesn't act the same as the DistributePara
button when some text is selected.

The latter does act exactly like the FormatFitText button... but that one is
sometimes is grayed out (for no good reason?) while the DistributePara
button always seems to work.

8-/ Klaus

This is really weird, I went around the office, and some computers has this
icon installed automatically on Format toolbar, and it is also available
under ALL COMMAND. For some reason, it was not installed on my computer.

I have all the updates, including Asian languages. Will try the macro
suggested by Susan

Thanks

"Klaus Linke" wrote:

Something's rotten in the state of Denmark:

Ctrl+Shift+J (DistributePara) doesn't act the same as the DistributePara
button when some text is selected.

The latter does act exactly like the FormatFitText button... but that one is
sometimes is grayed out (for no good reason?) while the DistributePara
button always seems to work.

8-/ Klaus

"Klaus Linke" wrote:

You can add it using a macro:
CommandBars("Formatting").Controls.Add Id:=2792


This certainly works and it's easier than my suggestion. But how did
you find the ID for the DistributePara command? I tried iterating the
CommandBarControls collection:

Sub tryout()
Dim i As CommandBar, j As CommandBarControl
For Each i In CommandBars
For Each j In i.Controls
Debug.Print j.Caption, j.DescriptionText, j.ID
Next j
Next i
End Sub

.... but I didn't see it there!

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP

I, too, failed to locate the DistributePara command. That is why I
suggested the macro.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
...
The command for this is DistributePara (as can be found by entering
Ctrl+Shift+J in the Keyboard dialog), but I have been unable to find
this in
the All Commands list, either under that name (as would be expected,
since
LeftPara, CenterPara, RightPara, and JustifyPara are so listed.
There is a
FormatFitText command, but a button for it is dimmed in ordinary
text (I
think it applies to text boxes). So either the button you have runs
a macro
that runs the Ctrl+Shift+J command or...I don't know what.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the
newsgroup so
all may benefit.

"Edmund Wong" Edmund wrote in
message
...
I can use CTRL + SHIFT + J to justify text to take up a full line;
however, I
cannot find the shortcut for this function in my toolbar.

How can I add this function to my toolbar?

Thanks

Edmund

Hi Edmund,

If an Asian Language hadn't been activated through
Start=Programs=Microsoft Office Tools when first
installed that could be one reason why the command
and icon do not show.

The 'Fit Text' and 'Distributed' ( style attribute 'Left-to-right-distributed)
commands use the same icon but the Fit Text command
seems to only work on non-table text if an Asian
language has been activated. The two icons may also
show different results if applied to text where distributed
attribute (last line of paragraph) has already been applied.

=========
"Edmund Wong" wrote in message ...
This is really weird, I went around the office, and some computers has this
icon installed automatically on Format toolbar, and it is also available
under ALL COMMAND. For some reason, it was not installed on my computer.

I have all the updates, including Asian languages. Will try the macro
suggested by Susan

Thanks ??
--
Let us know if this helped you,

Bob Buckland ?:-)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

For Everyday MS Office tips to "use right away" -
http://microsoft.com/events/series/a...andtricks.mspx

You are right. I have the Asian Typography in my laptop and not in my office
computer. But Asian languages works on both laptop and computer. Now, maybe
all I need to do is add Asian Typography, but how?

"Klaus Linke" wrote:

Strange: I see it in the German version under "All commands" (Word2003).

It's added to the formatting toolbar automatically (I think) if you install
support for some Asian languages, so that might be the reason it's visible
on the laptop.

You can add it using a macro:
CommandBars("Formatting").Controls.Add Id:=2792

Once you've got it on the Formatting toolbar, you can move it with the
mouse, holding down the Alt key.

I just noticed something about that command that I didn't know befo If
you select some text before you click the button, a dialog pops up that lets
you set the width of that text: Neat!

Regards,
Klaus


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
...
The command for this is DistributePara (as can be found by entering
Ctrl+Shift+J in the Keyboard dialog), but I have been unable to find this
in
the All Commands list, either under that name (as would be expected, since
LeftPara, CenterPara, RightPara, and JustifyPara are so listed. There is a
FormatFitText command, but a button for it is dimmed in ordinary text (I
think it applies to text boxes). So either the button you have runs a
macro
that runs the Ctrl+Shift+J command or...I don't know what.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup
so
all may benefit.

"Edmund Wong" Edmund wrote in message
...
I can use CTRL + SHIFT + J to justify text to take up a full line;
however, I
cannot find the shortcut for this function in my toolbar.

How can I add this function to my toolbar?

Thanks

Edmund

Hi Bob

Under Tools, Options of my Word program in my laptop, I have an "Asian
Typography" tab which is not present in my computer's Word program. That
could be what you refer to, but Asian languages work in both copies of Word.
Maybe I can add "Asian Typography" into my computer's Word program with
Microsoft Office Tools? Will have to wait till I get into the office to try
that.

Thanks
Edmund

"Bob Buckland ?:-)" wrote:

Hi Edmund,

If an Asian Language hadn't been activated through
Start=Programs=Microsoft Office Tools when first
installed that could be one reason why the command
and icon do not show.

The 'Fit Text' and 'Distributed' ( style attribute 'Left-to-right-distributed)
commands use the same icon but the Fit Text command
seems to only work on non-table text if an Asian
language has been activated. The two icons may also
show different results if applied to text where distributed
attribute (last line of paragraph) has already been applied.

=========
"Edmund Wong" wrote in message ...
This is really weird, I went around the office, and some computers has this
icon installed automatically on Format toolbar, and it is also available
under ALL COMMAND. For some reason, it was not installed on my computer.

I have all the updates, including Asian languages. Will try the macro
suggested by Susan

Thanks ??
--
Let us know if this helped you,

Bob Buckland ?:-)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

For Everyday MS Office tips to "use right away" -
http://microsoft.com/events/series/a...andtricks.mspx

"Edmund Wong" schrieb:
You are right. I have the Asian Typography in my laptop and not in my
office
computer. But Asian languages works on both laptop and computer. Now,
maybe
all I need to do is add Asian Typography, but how?


As Bob indicated: Start=Programs=Microsoft Office Tools =Microsoft Office
Language Settings.

Regards,
Klaus

Hi Stefan,

The macro only loops controls that are already on some (built-in or custom)
toolbar.

To get all commands, you can make a loop where you add a control with id 2,
3, 4, ... to some toolbar, get its caption and description text (and other
stuff if you are interested) and delete it again.
I've got the idea from Howard Kaikow.
In most Word versions, that loop will crash at some point (the earlier the
more properties you try to retrieve for the control), so it's a bit messy.

Regards,
Klaus



"Stefan Blom" wrote:
"Klaus Linke" wrote:

You can add it using a macro:
CommandBars("Formatting").Controls.Add Id:=2792


This certainly works and it's easier than my suggestion. But how did
you find the ID for the DistributePara command? I tried iterating the
CommandBarControls collection:

Sub tryout()
Dim i As CommandBar, j As CommandBarControl
For Each i In CommandBars
For Each j In i.Controls
Debug.Print j.Caption, j.DescriptionText, j.ID
Next j
Next i
End Sub

... but I didn't see it there!

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP

Bob

I got everything working by going back to Languages as you suggested.
Thanks for the pointer.

"Bob Buckland ?:-)" wrote:

Hi Edmund,

If an Asian Language hadn't been activated through
Start=Programs=Microsoft Office Tools when first
installed that could be one reason why the command
and icon do not show.

The 'Fit Text' and 'Distributed' ( style attribute 'Left-to-right-distributed)
commands use the same icon but the Fit Text command
seems to only work on non-table text if an Asian
language has been activated. The two icons may also
show different results if applied to text where distributed
attribute (last line of paragraph) has already been applied.

=========
"Edmund Wong" wrote in message ...
This is really weird, I went around the office, and some computers has this
icon installed automatically on Format toolbar, and it is also available
under ALL COMMAND. For some reason, it was not installed on my computer.

I have all the updates, including Asian languages. Will try the macro
suggested by Susan

Thanks ??
--
Let us know if this helped you,

Bob Buckland ?:-)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

For Everyday MS Office tips to "use right away" -
http://microsoft.com/events/series/a...andtricks.mspx

Klaus

Thanks, I got it working by going back into Languages as suggested.

"Klaus Linke" wrote:

"Edmund Wong" schrieb:
You are right. I have the Asian Typography in my laptop and not in my
office
computer. But Asian languages works on both laptop and computer. Now,
maybe
all I need to do is add Asian Typography, but how?


As Bob indicated: Start=Programs=Microsoft Office Tools =Microsoft Office
Language Settings.

Regards,
Klaus

Klaus, thank you for explaining!

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Klaus Linke" wrote in message
...
Hi Stefan,

The macro only loops controls that are already on some (built-in or
custom)
toolbar.

To get all commands, you can make a loop where you add a control
with id 2,
3, 4, ... to some toolbar, get its caption and description text (and
other
stuff if you are interested) and delete it again.
I've got the idea from Howard Kaikow.
In most Word versions, that loop will crash at some point (the
earlier the
more properties you try to retrieve for the control), so it's a bit
messy.

Regards,
Klaus



"Stefan Blom" wrote:
"Klaus Linke" wrote:

You can add it using a macro:
CommandBars("Formatting").Controls.Add Id:=2792


This certainly works and it's easier than my suggestion. But how
did
you find the ID for the DistributePara command? I tried iterating
the
CommandBarControls collection:

Sub tryout()
Dim i As CommandBar, j As CommandBarControl
For Each i In CommandBars
For Each j In i.Controls
Debug.Print j.Caption, j.DescriptionText, j.ID
Next j
Next i
End Sub

... but I didn't see it there!

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP