word2013 paragraph alignment how to set

Paragraph alignment is set up in the following ways:

Right aligns: Aligns the right side of the text, leaving the left side of the

Method: Select the text or paragraph you want to set, Start menu-paragraph, open the Paragraph dialog box, and select alignment to align Right

Align Left: to align text to the left, not to the right

Method: Select the text or paragraph you want to set, Start menu-paragraph, open the Paragraph dialog box, and select alignment to align Left

Center align: Align text or paragraphs in the middle

Method: Select the text or paragraph you want to set, Start menu-paragraph, open the Paragraph dialog box, and select alignment to align to the center

Distributed alignment: Let the text in a line on both sides of the alignment, word and Word will be a certain distance (depending on the size of the text depends on how much)

Method: Select the text or paragraph you want to set, Start menu-paragraph, open the Paragraph dialog box, and select alignment to align to the center

Justify: The text in each line except the last line of the paragraph is evenly distributed

Method: Select the text or paragraph you want to set, Start menu-paragraph, open the Paragraph dialog box, and select alignment to justify

The above five alignments can be quickly set through the buttons in the toolbar

Method: Select the content, select the appropriate alignment in the start