[Word] I want to know how to justify a text Solved

Question

Hello everyone,  I'm currently typing my internship report and I don't know how to justify a text in Word.  Thank you for responding as quickly as possible.

bevinco · Accepted Answer

Hello,  Select the text and  Format > paragraph > alignment  or with the "justify" button from the "formatting" bar      ® Bevin©o

m@rina · Answer

Good evening,

Office button, Word Options
Advanced options
on the right, all the way at the bottom, Layout options.

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Miavenus · Answer

Hello,

I have another problem and I can't find the solution! In fact, when I select my paragraph and justify it, the whole document gets justified! I looked in "advanced options" but I don't see what I should check to justify only my paragraph... And I have no choice, I must justify my text, it's for a university assignment...
Help me please!

Thank you in advance

Lou

papyjean80 · Answer

To center a sentence in the middle of a justified paragraph (or vice versa), you need to isolate the sentence with a line break (enter) before and after.
To achieve absolutely perfect justification, you create a table with one row and one column and write inside the cell. The cell can span multiple pages. If you want to make a page break, you exit the cell, create a new blank page, and create a new cell. The border can be removed, the cell obeys the margins, and you get absolutely perfect text.

[Word] I want to know how to justify a text

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