Justifying individual lines of text

C

Cheryle618

When working with a paragraph in a text box, sometimes there is a word or one
or two lines that I don't want justified (i.e. a short sentence at the end of
a paragraph) because it stretches the text out too far. I can't seem to find
a way to Left align one line of text only. It always changes the entire
paragraph so it's all or nothing. Is there a way around this?
 
M

Mary Sauer

Turn on Special Characters ( ¶ ). You might have an errant tab. This also can
happen if you use shift+enter.
 

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