This might be kind difficult to explain..but

Is there someway I could write 'Trever Ms.Smith,' and I could have 'Trever'
on the left side, and 'Ms.Smith' be centered while all words are on the same
text line.

Something like this:

(Trever Ms.Smith
)

Please help.

Have you tried setting a tab stop?

"Treverererer" wrote in message
...
This might be kind difficult to explain..but

Is there someway I could write 'Trever Ms.Smith,' and I could have
'Trever'
on the left side, and 'Ms.Smith' be centered while all words are on the
same
text line.

Something like this:

(Trever Ms.Smith
)

Please help.

Set a center tab stop at the center of the line and tab once before "Ms.
Smith." See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/SettingTabs.htm

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"Treverererer" wrote in message
...
This might be kind difficult to explain..but

Is there someway I could write 'Trever Ms.Smith,' and I could have
'Trever'
on the left side, and 'Ms.Smith' be centered while all words are on the
same
text line.

Something like this:

(Trever Ms.Smith
)

Please help.

you can do this with tab stops - you can also do this with a 3-celled table (no borders) and set each cell at the alignment you wish (left, center, right)