You can align or justify text or other content in Word in several ways including using keyboard shortcuts, selecting commands in the Ribbon, using the Paragraph dialog box or modifying a style. It’s important to note that alignment or justification is paragraph formatting so applies to entire paragraphs. You can align text or inline graphics in paragraphs that are followed by a hard return (you pressed Enter or Return).
Inserting a table in Microsoft Word is a simple task, but the default won’t always be exactly what you want. For instance, the default alignment is offset from the left margin. What if you want the table centered or even flush to the right margin? The good news is that realigning a table is easy. In this article, I’ll show you several ways to align a table the way you want.
How to Bottom Align in Microsoft Word for Office 365
There are Four types of alignment that can be applied to paragraphs/Sentences :
- Align left – aligns text or inline graphics with the left margin or indent
- Center – centers text or inline graphics between the left and right margins or indents
- Align right – aligns text or inline graphics with the right margin or indent
- Justify – distributes text evenly between the left and right margins or indents
Align or justify using keyboard shortcuts
To align or justify paragraphs using keyboard shortcuts:
- How to Align left – First of all you select the paragraph(s) and press Ctrl + L
- How to Align right – Firstly you select the paragraph(s) and press Ctrl + R
- How to Align center – First of all you select the paragraph(s) and press Ctrl + E
- How to Justify – First of all you select the paragraph(s) and press Ctrl + J to.
Insert a Horizontal Line From the Ribbon
1. Place your cursor where you want to insert the line.
2. Go to the Home tab and then click the dropdown arrow for the Borders option in the Paragraph group.
3. Select Horizontal Line from the menu.
4. To tweak the look of this horizontal line, double-click the line. The Format Horizontal Line dialog box enables you to modify the width, height, color, and alignment of the line.
5. select the line with a double click and then drag any of the resizing points
6. To remove the line, select it and press Delete on your keyboard.
