7 years ago in MS Word

You wished to justify text over the height of paper, which option will you choose...

[A] From formatting toolbar
[B] Page Setup from File menu
[C] Font from Format menu
[D] Paragraph from Format menu
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Muhammad Saqlain - 4 years ago

in ms word 2016 it is available in Home menu>>paragraph

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Muhammad Tayyab
Muhammad Tayyab - 4 years ago

Muhammad Tayyab from Gujranwala, Pakistan is saying Page Setup from File menu is correct answer

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shweta lambhate - 4 years ago

shweta lambhate from India is saying Font from Format menu is correct answer

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april bailey - 4 years ago

april bailey from Rockford, United States is saying Paragraph from Format menu is correct answer

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Brenda Robinson - 4 years ago

Brenda Robinson from Milwaukee, United States is saying Page Setup from File menu is correct answer

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