last line alignment

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When I justify a paragraph I do not want the last line centred or justified.
How do i make the last line of a paragraph left-align?

Adam
 
I just typed several sentences into a PowerPoint 2007 slide. I then
highlighted all but the last line and clicked the justify icon. You didn't
say what Version.
 
I am using vista and powerpoint 2007

When I justify a paragraph I do not want the last line centred or justified.
How do i make the last line of a paragraph left-align?

Adam
 
If the paragraph is left-aligned, the last line should be, too. What
alignment do you have on the paragraph?

Are you hitting Enter or Shift+Enter (or, perhaps, nothing at all) at the
end of the last line of the paragraph?

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I have cut and pasted text into Powerpoint.

The text is justified except the last line is odd.

If last line is one word it is centred
If last line is 2 words one word appears to exreme left and the other to the
extreme right.
 
You might want to copy the text and paste it into WORD. Presss ctrl / SHIFT
and "8" to show what formatting has been applied. This will show extra spaces
, tabs soft and hard newlines etc and may reveal the problem. Two words
strtched to start and end of line is not abnormal thought it's office having
it's best shot at aligning text.
 
Hi John,

When I cut and paste text from powerpoint to word and reveal formatting it
shows that I have line breaks rather than paragraph breaks at the end of each
line.

I can find and replace line breaks for paragraph breaks in Word but when I
paste back into powerpoint they become line breaks again even if i keep
source formatting.

I wrote previously ...
If last line is one word it is centred
If last line is 2 words one word appears to exreme left and the other to the extreme right."

You wrote:
Two words strtched to start and end of line is not abnormal thought it's
office having it's best shot at aligning text.

Question is "Is there any way of correcting this?"

Adam Olive
 
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