Thread: Formatting an eBook - Left justify or Justified
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Old 08-31-2010, 10:12 AM   #52
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Magazines and newspapers justify text on the right because large blocks of ragged right are visually messy and will make the reader move on to something "cleaner." On e-readers, with small amounts of text visible at a time, right justification isn't necessary, and can be a distraction. Now I'm rethinking e-book formatting.
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