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How do I keep the last line in a paragraph from justifying?
In Word 2003, I'm trying to justify a paragraph and the last line is being
justfied as well. The last line only has three of four words in it, so it looks rather awkward being justified. The only fix I can find is to manually unjustify this one line, but I thought that there has to be a more elegant solution. Ideas? |
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How do I keep the last line in a paragraph from justifying?
You just need to press the enter key at the end of the last line!
-- Rae Drysdale "T-Dot" wrote: In Word 2003, I'm trying to justify a paragraph and the last line is being justfied as well. The last line only has three of four words in it, so it looks rather awkward being justified. The only fix I can find is to manually unjustify this one line, but I thought that there has to be a more elegant solution. Ideas? |
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How do I keep the last line in a paragraph from justifying?
It sounds like you have a Manual Line Break at the end of the line (Shift +
Enter), instead of a carriage return (Enter). Click on Show/Hide button (Paragraph sign) and you should see an arrow-like symbol at the end of the line. Replace by deleting the manual line break and insert a carriage return. "T-Dot" wrote: In Word 2003, I'm trying to justify a paragraph and the last line is being justfied as well. The last line only has three of four words in it, so it looks rather awkward being justified. The only fix I can find is to manually unjustify this one line, but I thought that there has to be a more elegant solution. Ideas? |
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How do I keep the last line in a paragraph from justifying?
And on the off-chance that this is not the case, try pressing Ctrl+L, then
Ctrl+J. It may be that it has been force-justified by accidentally pressing Ctrl+Shift+J (Distribute Text) instead of Ctrl+J. -- 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. "SVC" wrote in message ... It sounds like you have a Manual Line Break at the end of the line (Shift + Enter), instead of a carriage return (Enter). Click on Show/Hide button (Paragraph sign) and you should see an arrow-like symbol at the end of the line. Replace by deleting the manual line break and insert a carriage return. "T-Dot" wrote: In Word 2003, I'm trying to justify a paragraph and the last line is being justfied as well. The last line only has three of four words in it, so it looks rather awkward being justified. The only fix I can find is to manually unjustify this one line, but I thought that there has to be a more elegant solution. Ideas? |
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