[jenrou]

In PSE, highlight your text block, and then hit control/shift/J. They don't tell you, but it works to justify both sides of your block of text.

[Deb C.]

Thanks for the tip. I like justifying both sides of the text.

[jode2771]

Yep I use this one all the time!! Good tip :-)

[Sherry Lynn]

Thanks Jean!

[JenW]

Thanks for sharing this awesome tip!!!!

[Florida granny]

Thanks for this great tip!

[Jeanne Lee]

I will give this a go...TFS!

[tiza126]

Maybe its just me, but I can never get this to work
(PSE9)

[teecee]

tiza126, on 13 November 2012 - 08:52 AM, said:

Maybe its just me, but I can never get this to work
(PSE9)

I just played with it a little bit in PSE 9 and it didn't seem to work for me either.

[jenrou]

Did you have both sides with a guide or text block? I've only done it once, but it worked in a text block.

[ladyscrapalot]

I wonder if this works in CS6? I'll have to give it a try later.

[ScrapGram]

I just learned about this too. The secret is you have to type your text in a text box or it won't work. If you just type your text on a journalling block or your background without drawing out the text box first it won't work. I was trying it on text that I just typed on the background and could never get it to work. Then I read about the text box, tried it and it works like a charm!