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> You can fit more characters per line in a justified layout. Ummm, justification is about adding space to spread a line out: it's impossible to fit more text
by wtbob 12y ago
> You can fit more characters per line in a justified layout.
Ummm, justification is about adding space to spread a line out: it's impossible to fit more text on a line that way.
Kerning is about removing space. It's related to by independent of justification. A well-laid-out work will do both.
> Absolutely, but well executed left-alignment can also look good
Meh. For printed material I think it's worth the effort to justify.
> in a format where you don't necessarily have control over the size of the page and the time to properly justify the text it should be preferred. IMO, left-alignment beats poorly justified text every time.
No argument there.
- cauterized 12y agoTypically a paragraph of justified text (at least in most word processors) has some lines that are uncomfortably compressed and others that are uncomfortably spread out.