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The fact that it uses Times New Roman gives it a very (old) "MS Word" vibe.
by LeonidasXIV 4y ago
The fact that it uses Times New Roman gives it a very (old) "MS Word" vibe.
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- eru 4y agoIn addition, the text is 'justified', but there's not a single hyphenation. That's what Word does. And it looks a bit ugly. It's probably worse than just going with left-alignment.
- layer8 4y agoWord actually supports automatic hyphenation, but you have to turn it on (it’s a property of paragraph styles IIRC).
- eru 4y agoThanks! I heard of that. Of course, in practice approximately no one ever does that.
- layer8 4y agoIt is being done in business environments where people actually care how documents look like. It may be a small portion of Word usage overall, but it isn't totally rare either.
- eru 4y agoOh, definitely. Microsoft likely put that feature in because there was some demand for it from some important enough customers.