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Justifying on a web page
UKbug or Harryx. how do I justify text on a web page so it's all neat and squared? ???
Probably something obvious that I'm missing! 
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Re: Justifying on a web page
align='justify'
place in your P tag or anywhere else that accepts it. |
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