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Re: what is justifying
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Jezebel
Dec 15, 2004, 5:25:22 PM12/15/04
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Technically, it means aligning the text by either or both margins. In common
usage it means aligning the text by both left AND right margins. In Word
it's the 4th alignment button on the Formatting toolbar: Align Left, Align
Right, Center, and Justify. Most books are 'justified' in this sense.
usage it means aligning the text by both left AND right margins. In Word
it's the 4th alignment button on the Formatting toolbar: Align Left, Align
Right, Center, and Justify. Most books are 'justified' in this sense.
Bear in mind that Word does this very badly. For most purposes, a justified
document created in Word is measurably less readable than the same document
aligned left.
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