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A number of useful effects can be created by adjusting the spacing and indention of paragraphs. The white space you create can help set certain paragraphs off from the rest of the document. The Paragraph dialog, found on the Format menu and on the right click popup menu, contains settings for a number of paragraph characteristics.
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AlignmentAt the top, the Alignment drop list lets you select Left, Centered, Right, and Justified. If that is all you want to do, the toolbar buttons for these settings are faster. But other changes can only be made in this dialog. Outline
level: Indention
Spacing
Many people are used to using blank lines to create such white space before or after a paragraph. That does work, of course. But it is awkward to adjust the spacing to something different from the standard line height. Plus, you must do this separately for every paragraph. By making the spacing of the paragraph a part of the styling of the paragraph itself, you can save yourself many steps. The Body Text paragraph style that is part of many templates includes spacing around a paragraph like this.
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