business card question: left and right justified text in same line

[rnyc]

I'm creating a basic business card and at the bottom, would like my
address left-justified and my phone numbers right-justified on the
same lines. I tried using two columns figuring I could make one column
left-justified and one right-justified, but this didn't work for some
reason. Any suggestions? The basic layout is this:

Company Name
My Name

Postal Address Office Phone
City State ZIP Email Address

Thanks for any help.

 

[Sandy Foster]

I'm creating a basic business card and at the bottom, would like my
address left-justified and my phone numbers right-justified on the
same lines. I tried using two columns figuring I could make one column
left-justified and one right-justified, but this didn't work for some
reason. Any suggestions? The basic layout is this:

Company Name
My Name

Postal Address Office Phone
City State ZIP Email Address

Thanks for any help.

I do this by left-justifying the affected lines. Type the first part
(Postal Address, in your example), then set up a right-justified tab for
the second part (Office Phone). Works just fine.

 

[CyberTaz]

Another option that may provide more control: Use the Data Merge Manager to
set up the basic business card layout. Create a 2 column by 2 row Table on
the first card of the template, merge the cells on the 1st row & add the
content to each cell. Format both the content & the table as you wish then
use the Data Merge Manager to propagate the remaining 'cards' on the page.
Save the file for future printing.

There are also business card templates available in the Project Gallery as
well as more from the MS web site.

HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac