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12-02-2013, 07:20 AM
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How to "all" justify Word 2010 like Word Perfect?
In Word Perfect they have a justification setting called "all". It is like full justification, but it will make every line take up the full width between the margins. This is great if you want to spread 1 line across a page or cell.
I can't find anything like this in Word. 
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