Question:
In Microsoft Office (Word Doc) : what is the formala (method ) to use.?
rajeshwari_53
2009-12-16 01:04:18 UTC
when text is justified the space inbetween word the (automatically space will increase) - to required exact 1 space between words - what is the formala we can use it ----------------Please help me our My Dear Friends
Four answers:
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2009-12-16 04:26:13 UTC
You could leave your text fully justified if you are prepared to use hyphens to break up words at the right margin. In that case, spacing will not be widened.



To hyphenate

On the Tools menu, point to Language, and then click Hyphenation.

Select the Automatically hyphenate document check box.

In the Hyphenation zone box, enter the amount of space to leave between the end of the last word in a line and the right margin.

To reduce the number of hyphens, make the hyphenation zone wider. To reduce the raggedness of the right margin, make the hyphenation zone narrower.



In the Limit consecutive hyphens to box, enter the number of consecutive lines that can be hyphenated.



If you want to hyphenate only part of a document, first select that portion, then do the above.



If you don't want justified text, left align it, but you will have a ragged right margin.
2009-12-16 05:53:25 UTC
It is still one space between each word if you look at the hidden characters, it is just that the text is stretched to fit between the two margins. If it looks ugly in that on lines where there are fewer words and so stretched more, it is usually easy enough to add other words, like an 'and', 'but' etc to reduce the gap.
lacer
2016-10-16 10:38:16 UTC
sure, its certainly the comparable project. All you do you need to may do, is till now you keep it exchange the report extension to a .docx for the recent microsoft word, or to .rfile for microsoft word 2003 etc. in case you in basic terms want to be secure, use .rfile extension as a results of fact it extremely is examine via all microsoft word variations. good success.
sweety
2009-12-16 01:10:40 UTC
Keep the text left align.


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