Text Alignment

Text alignment primarily places the cursor or aligns the text with the different margins of the document. There are four different types of text alignment features, including:

• Right alignment: This starts each new line of the document on the right-most margin of the page.
• Left alignment: As the default alignment in most word processing software, it starts each line on the left-most margin.
• Center alignment: This positions and starts each new line/text block in the center/middle margin on the page.
• Justified alignment: This aligns text with right and left margins and tries to fill as much empty space as possible. It enables a straight margin on both of the page's horizontal edges.