Q: From the "Window" menu, select the "Paragraph" palette to choose justification. On a Mac, the keystroke "Command-T" brings up the Character and Paragraph palettes. Convert to your text layer to paragraph type. Text justification is enabled only for paragraph text in Adobe Photoshop. So first convert your text layer to paragraph type by right clicking on the text layer and selecting "convert to paragraph text." Now click on window tab and select "paragraph" to open up the paragraph tool box. Then select the text which you want to be justified and now you can choose among four different types of justifications (at right top of the paragraph box) To do this first you need to click on the text with the horizontal type tool to place an insertion point in the text. Then you can either press command/ctrl+A to select all of the text in the area or drag the cursor across the text to highlight it. Once the text is highlighted, open the paragraph window (Window>Paragraph). With the text still highlighted, click one of the different Justify options at the top of the dialog box. Align type to one edge of the paragraph. You can choose left, center or right for horizontal type. Choose top, center, or bottom for vertical type. You will only find alignment options for paragraph type. Select a type layer if you want everything all of the paragraphs in that type layer to be affected. Choose the paragraphs that you want to affect. There are three options each for horizontal type and for vertical type. For horizontal type, you could choose "left align text." This aligns the type to the left. It will leave the right edge of the type jagged. Center text pushes the type to the center. It leaves both edges of text jagged. Right align text pushes type to the right. It leaves the left edge of the type jagged. There are three choices for vertical alignment too. Use "top align text." This aligns type to the top. It leaves the bottom edge of the type jagged. "Center text" pushes text to the center. It leaves both the top and the bottom jagged. "Bottom align text" aligns text to the bottom. It leaves the top edge jagged. There are four options in Photoshop for justification type. You will need to choose one of them if you want both edges of the text to be aligned. Justify last justifies all lines except the last line and that last line it is left aligned. Justify last centered justifies all lines except the last line which is aligned to center. Justify last right justifies all lines except the last line and that last line it is right aligned. Justify all justifies all the lines including the last line. Once finished, click the checkmark button on the menu above to commit your changes. Once your changes are committed, you can click the Move Tool from the menu, and move the text box around as needed. There are four options for justifying vertical type. "Justify Last Top" justifies all lines except the last. It's top aligned. "Justify Last Centered" justifies all lines except the last. It's center aligned. "Justify Last Bottom" justifies all lines except the last. It's bottom justified. "Justify All" justifies all lines including the last. It's force justified.
A: Choose justification. Select all of the text you want to justify. Choose alignment type. Pick the options for horizontal alignment. Pick the options for vertical alignment. Choose justification type for horizontal text. Choose justification type for vertical text.

Article: You can use the Powerwash tool to quickly wipe and reset the Chromebook. If you can't sign into your Chromebook, press Ctrl+Alft+ Shift+R while on the Login screen to start the Powerwash process. You won't be able to backup any data unless you are able to login. Any data that is stored locally on the Chromebook will be deleted when you reset it. Save all of your important data to Google Drive before proceeding with the reset process. This will open the Chromebook Settings menu. Additional settings will be displayed. Click "Restart" to confirm. This is the last chance to back out of the reset process. After a few moments, you'll be taken to the Chromebook's Setup screen. You can setup the Chromebook as if it was new and enter in your Google account information. If you've picked up your Chromebook secondhand and are faced with the Enroll screen, you'll need to request for the device to be un-enrolled. This will remove the device's serial number from whatever organization is managing it, allowing you to use it as you wish. You can fill out the un-enrollment request form here.
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Sign into the Chromebook. Backup any important data. Click your account picture and select "Settings". Click the "Show advanced settings" option. Find the "Powerwash" section and click "Powerwash". Click "Reset" in the new window that appears. Wait for the setup screen to appear. Request for your device to be un-enrolled (if necessary).

Q: Make one of the two models described above. Once you're finished, glue it to a large piece of foam board or cardboard. Color the foam board black to show outer space. You can use stick-on stars, or cover the background with glitter glue or glitter paint. Find a golf ball or a crumpled up piece of paper, about the size of your Earth model. Glue it on the board, close to the Earth. Crumple up another piece of paper for each of the planets. Glue them onto the board in this order: Mercury small, grey Venus yellow, about Earth sized Earth (your model) Mars red, about Earth sized Jupiter orange and white, the biggest planet Saturn yellow, almost as big as Jupiter, with rings around it Uranus light blue, bigger than Earth but smaller than Saturn Neptune light blue, about the size of Uranus Pluto a tiny grey dot Closest to Mercury, the sun is an enormous yellow-orange ball. The sun is much too big for you to show its size accurately. You can either make the biggest ball you can fit, or just color a corner of the board yellow to indicate that the sun expands far beyond the edges.
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Glue the model to a foam board. Paint the board black. Add the stars. Make the moon. Add the planets. Add the sun.