Styling The Paragraphs - Canon Cat Reference Manual

4.
Styling the Paragraphs
[PARAGRAPH STYLE]
changes the'handling
of
paragraph
margins. There are
four
paragraph styles and
four
cone-
sponding signs
below
the
ruler
between the 5 and the 6:
The
highlighted style sign
tells you
the style
of
the para-
graph the cursor
is in.
If
you hold
[USE
FRONT]
and
repeatedly press
[PARAGRAPH
SryLE], the highlighted
text
will
switch from style to style in
the
following
order:
Left Flush
This style looks
as
if it
was typed on a
typewriter, with
a
straight
left margin
and
a
ragged
right
margin. When you
begin the next
paragraph
(by typing
a return), the
style
remains
Left
Flush.
Centered
This style is most often
used
for
titles. The
left
and
right
margins
are
ragged,
and
every line
is
centered
with
respect
to
the
left
and
right
margins
of
the paragraph containing
centered
text.
Half
spaces
may be
used
to center the text
(you cannot type or
leap to
half
spaces).
When you type in
a
centered paragraph,
the entire
paragraph
is
centered
every
time
a
character is added or erased.
When you begin
the next paragraph
(by typing
a
return),
the
style remains
Centered.
Right Ftush
Right Flush is characterized
by
a ragged
left margin
and
straight
right
margin. When
you
begin
the
next paragraph
(by typing
a
retum), the style remains
Right
Flush.
Justified
This
style
resembles a
column
of
newspaper
print, with
straight margins
left
and
right.
In order
to
make
the
left
and
right
margins even, the Cat inserts half-spaces
next
to
space characters
until
the rightmost
printing
character
meets the
right
margin. When
you
begin the next para-
graph
(by typing
a
retum), the
paragraph
style
remains
Justified. Justified text
chanses to
Left
Flush
when you
use
[PARAGRAPH STYLE].