Justified Text Problem

[Combs, Richard]

Kirk Turner wrote: 
 
> In Word 2002, I have a paragraph of justified text that looks 
> perfect except for one sentence that has spacing problems. Is 
> there a way to align just that one sentence left, thus 
> correcting the problem, without Word left-aligning the entire 
> paragraph? Is there another way to achieve the same result? 

Your paragraph is "perfect" except for one loose line, so your solution
is to make it left-aligned? Wouldn't the single unjustified line look
rather out of place, making the paragraph look even less "perfect"? 

If it's that big a deal, play with the wording. In almost any paragraph
of text, you can add, subtract, or change some words without altering
the meaning. 

Richard


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Richard G. Combs
Senior Technical Writer
Polycom, Inc.
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