======= Date Modified 05 38 2010 13:38:29 =======
Hi guys,
I'm in desparate need of your help and guidance in solving what has become the most annoying thing ever!!
I'm writing up using word 2007. I always justify my work because I think it looks neater. But, I'm having a slight issue. For some of my paragraphs, the last line stretches accross the whole page, when it really doesn't need to. Especially if the last line is only 2 words long. It looks ridiculous. I don't know how to unjustify the last line only without the whole paragraph being aligned to the left. It is usually fine and does this itself but for a couple of paragraphs (particularly those followed by a diagram or table), the last line is also justified, so it looks like this:
I (loads of space) need (loads of space) your (loads of space) help. (end of line aligned to the right)
(sorry for stuff in brackets - when I posted the thread it aligned the above to the left, and took out all my spaces)
I don't know how to change it. Help needed if possible!! :-s
hi there
I duno why this happens sometimes, and i don't know how to fix it properly, but what i do is just highlight the line that stretches and left justify that, leaving the rest of the paragraph justified! not the right way to do it i suppose but it might work ok for you!
a really convoluted way around it might be to do section breaks. I hate word sometimes - but not enough to go over to a Mac
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