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Funky text justification
Good news, Craig... Thanks for posting, it is always good to know success.
-- Mary Sauer MVP http://msauer.mvps.org/ "Craig Schiller" wrote in message ... LVTravel wrote: "Craig Schiller" wrote in message ... Nope. As I said to Mary, this is happening in the /middle/ of a paragraph. Craig LVTravel wrote: "Mary Sauer" wrote in message ... If you have typed a shift+enter you will get this spread. If you backspace the spacing should be corrected. -- Mary Sauer MVP http://msauer.mvps.org/ "Craig Schiller" wrote in message ... Thanks for the reply. That wasn't it - there was no paragraph marking. Craig LVTravel wrote: "Craig Schiller" wrote in message ... Publisher 2007. Every so often, when I have a paragraph set to full justification, the first few lines will be fine, and the next one will be spread out like this for no reason and then the next line will be fine. Sometimes I can fool with it and fix it, especially if the funky line is at the end of a paragraph. If it's in the middle, though, I always have to find some weird kludgy way around it. Anyone have any notion what causes this and, more importantly, how to fix it all the time? Craig When this happens turn on the special characters view mode (Ctrl + Shift + Y) on the textbox and see if a paragraph mark is at the end of the line that is having issues. The paragraph mark looks like a backward P with a vertical line next to it (and it shows on the menu bar right next to the zoom level number.) If you see it then just delete it and see if that fixes your issue. That paragraph mark is simply an enter key press. Let us know if this fixes your problem. Yep, Mary's correct again I'll bet (don't know why I missed that one.) If the Special Character (paragraph mark) is turned on the symbol you should see with full justification and a Shift+Enter is a "filled" symbol (which is actually a truncated carriage return (Enter) symbol. With the Special Character (as shown in my original response) turned on what is the last character or symbol that you see at the end of the improper line? If you can't see anything there, type a space or temporarily left justify the paragraph to see what is there. It has to be something there to cause this. Well, I'll be darned, somehow a return got in there. Don't know how, since I even retyped a portion of the line. Anyway, problem fixed. Thanks for your help! Craig |
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Funky text justification
"Craig Schiller" wrote in message ... LVTravel wrote: "Craig Schiller" wrote in message ... Nope. As I said to Mary, this is happening in the /middle/ of a paragraph. Craig LVTravel wrote: "Mary Sauer" wrote in message ... If you have typed a shift+enter you will get this spread. If you backspace the spacing should be corrected. -- Mary Sauer MVP http://msauer.mvps.org/ "Craig Schiller" wrote in message ... Thanks for the reply. That wasn't it - there was no paragraph marking. Craig LVTravel wrote: "Craig Schiller" wrote in message ... Publisher 2007. Every so often, when I have a paragraph set to full justification, the first few lines will be fine, and the next one will be spread out like this for no reason and then the next line will be fine. Sometimes I can fool with it and fix it, especially if the funky line is at the end of a paragraph. If it's in the middle, though, I always have to find some weird kludgy way around it. Anyone have any notion what causes this and, more importantly, how to fix it all the time? Craig When this happens turn on the special characters view mode (Ctrl + Shift + Y) on the textbox and see if a paragraph mark is at the end of the line that is having issues. The paragraph mark looks like a backward P with a vertical line next to it (and it shows on the menu bar right next to the zoom level number.) If you see it then just delete it and see if that fixes your issue. That paragraph mark is simply an enter key press. Let us know if this fixes your problem. Yep, Mary's correct again I'll bet (don't know why I missed that one.) If the Special Character (paragraph mark) is turned on the symbol you should see with full justification and a Shift+Enter is a "filled" symbol (which is actually a truncated carriage return (Enter) symbol. With the Special Character (as shown in my original response) turned on what is the last character or symbol that you see at the end of the improper line? If you can't see anything there, type a space or temporarily left justify the paragraph to see what is there. It has to be something there to cause this. Well, I'll be darned, somehow a return got in there. Don't know how, since I even retyped a portion of the line. Anyway, problem fixed. Thanks for your help! Craig Hooray! Thanks for posting back. |
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