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Bridget
 
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Default How can you make your sides equal like the newspapers and books?

You know in like a newspaper or a book, if you look at the beginning of a
line and at the end of the line the words are all equal. How do you make that
in Microsoft Office?
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
 
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Default How can you make your sides equal like the newspapers and books?

Format the Paragraph so that the alignment is Justified. Preferably, you
will do this by modifying (or creating a new Style) the Style that you wish
to use for this by selecting FormatParagraph and then on the Indents and
Spacing tab of the Paragraph dialog, select "Justified" from the Alignment
pulldown under the General section of the dialog.

You can also apply the formatting directly to the selected text by clicking
on the Justify button on the toolbar (the one with six horizontal lines all
of the same length)

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Hope this helps.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP

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You know in like a newspaper or a book, if you look at the beginning of a
line and at the end of the line the words are all equal. How do you make
that
in Microsoft Office?



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