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Close up short last line
The document has to be set flush both, and what would be a short last line is
spread out so much it is unreadable. | | |The document has to be set flush both, and | |what would be a short last line is spread out | |so much it is unreadable.| | | Any way to get only that last line flush left? |
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Close up short last line
On Thu, 12 Feb 2009 18:38:00 -0800, JWZubrick
wrote: The document has to be set flush both, and what would be a short last line is spread out so much it is unreadable. | | |The document has to be set flush both, and | |what would be a short last line is spread out | |so much it is unreadable.| | | Any way to get only that last line flush left? If the text is formatted as ordinary Justified (Ctrl+J) it will behave as you want. What you describe is the behavior of text that is Distributed (Ctrl+Shift+J). Try putting the cursor anywhere in the paragraph and pressing Ctrl+J. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. |
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Close up short last line
Press the enter key at the end of the last line and it will not justifiy the
short line. -- Rae Drysdale "JWZubrick" wrote: The document has to be set flush both, and what would be a short last line is spread out so much it is unreadable. | | |The document has to be set flush both, and | |what would be a short last line is spread out | |so much it is unreadable.| | | Any way to get only that last line flush left? |
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