The quickest and eaiest way to turn these features on is by using the buttons on the Formatting Toolbar . You click on the button to turn on the corresponding attribute and click on it again to turn it off. Click on OK to confirm the desired changes. Margins are usually changed only for an entire document. For smaller parts of text, such as single lines and paragraphs, use indentation.
Indentation is the distance between a paragraph's text and the margins for the entire document.
If necessary, make sure the Indents and Spacing tab is on top. The sample page in the dialog box will show how the current settings will appear in the document. Click on OK to apply the new settings to any selected paragraphs. Setting Text Justification Justification, or often called alignment, refers to the manner in which the left and right ends of lines of text are aligned. These alignments can be accomplished by placing the insertion point in the pargraph or line you wish to align and clicking on the alignment buttons on the Formatting Toolbar .