[Toody]

I'm creating an e-newsletter in which I have to use tables instead of columns
since columns appear spread out within an email inbox and use their
formatting.

The problem I'm having is that I cannot get the text to line up within the
table columns when using "justify." Most of the text lines up correctly,
except for the text on the last row of the first column. I wind up with more
words than space, which pushes the table to the next page. When I cut the
additional text and place it on the next column (or retype it), I wind up
with an uneven margin for the last line because when I take away some of the
text to even everything out, the last line's formatting changes.

For instance, each line may contain five words all lined up - justified, but
the last line contains a longer word that cannot be hyphenated properly. When
I cut that word, to move it to another column, the line that the word was
originally in is left mostly blank. That doesn't look good if it's the middle
of a sentence.

Any help will be appreciated. I have Word 2003. I'm sorry that this is so
long.

[Cliff[_2_]]

Press CTRL+SHIFT+J in the paragraph with the short last line.

"Toody" wrote in message
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I'm creating an e-newsletter in which I have to use tables instead of
columns
since columns appear spread out within an email inbox and use their
formatting.

The problem I'm having is that I cannot get the text to line up within the
table columns when using "justify." Most of the text lines up correctly,
except for the text on the last row of the first column. I wind up with
more
words than space, which pushes the table to the next page. When I cut the
additional text and place it on the next column (or retype it), I wind up
with an uneven margin for the last line because when I take away some of
the
text to even everything out, the last line's formatting changes.

For instance, each line may contain five words all lined up - justified,
but
the last line contains a longer word that cannot be hyphenated properly.
When
I cut that word, to move it to another column, the line that the word was
originally in is left mostly blank. That doesn't look good if it's the
middle
of a sentence.

Any help will be appreciated. I have Word 2003. I'm sorry that this is so
long.

[Toody]

Thanks, that helped with some lines but not all. Maybe my formatting is
incorrect.

"Cliff" wrote:

Press CTRL+SHIFT+J in the paragraph with the short last line.

"Toody" wrote in message
...
I'm creating an e-newsletter in which I have to use tables instead of
columns
since columns appear spread out within an email inbox and use their
formatting.

The problem I'm having is that I cannot get the text to line up within the
table columns when using "justify." Most of the text lines up correctly,
except for the text on the last row of the first column. I wind up with
more
words than space, which pushes the table to the next page. When I cut the
additional text and place it on the next column (or retype it), I wind up
with an uneven margin for the last line because when I take away some of
the
text to even everything out, the last line's formatting changes.

For instance, each line may contain five words all lined up - justified,
but
the last line contains a longer word that cannot be hyphenated properly.
When
I cut that word, to move it to another column, the line that the word was
originally in is left mostly blank. That doesn't look good if it's the
middle
of a sentence.

Any help will be appreciated. I have Word 2003. I'm sorry that this is so
long.