Ordered lists are displayed starting either with letters, numbers, or roman numerals. Web browsers have the annoying tendency to indent lists, which means that text converted to lists won't look the same as the original document. They also use a specific font and size for the list numbers, so you may wish to avoid using lists to more accurately preserve the look of your document. In order for text to be interpreted as a list, there must be at least some white space between the leading characters and the list text. To make sure there is enough space, you should place a space character between the leading character and the text in your document.
Most word processors provide the option to justify text in paragraphs.
A justified paragraph lines up the text along both the left column and right column. Most newspapers, magazines, and books use justified paragraphs. To force the right edge of the text to line up, additional space is inserted between words to force the right edges of the lines to match up. Although GoClick will accurately detect and preserve justified paragraphs, Internet Explorer 4.0 displays justified paragraphs as left-aligned. Therefore, un-justifying all text in a document is recommended before converting to a Web page.