132 Macintosh
User's
Handbook
Now select the third block for double spacing. The result
is
shown in figure 5.7.
The screen
is
not large enough
to
display the entire
text
with double spacing.
To
view the entire text, simply scroll
down
the screen using one
of
the three methods described in
chapter
3.
Now
we
can
set the justification
of
the report format.
Notice the four additional blocks
to
the right
of
the spacing
blocks. These are the justification blocks. They operate in a
manner identical
to
the spacing blocks, and represent left,
center, right,
and
full justification, respectively. Left justifica-
tion
is
preset
as
was the single-space block.
It
allows you
to
write in a normal fashion with all lines left justified. Select the
second box. As the block depicts, each line
is
now centered
between the margin markers. This feature
is
useful when for-
matting title pages.
Select the right justification box. The dis-
play
is
now right justified. You may occasionally require right
justification for special purposes such as poetry. Finally, select
the full justification block. What you see now
is
the desired
result for the assignment. All lines are fully justified
to
both
margins. The completed version appears in figure 5.8.
Notice the two smaller blocks
to
the left
of
the spacing
blocks. These hold pictures
of
the regular
and
decimal
tab
markers. The Mac
operator
may set up to ten tabs in I I
16
inch
ruler graduations. To illustrate this function, let's create a table
for the report. Before entering the table, let's set the tabs. For
the moment, reset
to
single spacing. Now both the ruler
and
the
end
of
the text
appear
on
the screen. As you did with the
margin markers, grab the place the tab marker
at
the 3 inch
mark. Notice
that
the icon itself does not move,
but
a copy
of
it
appears and moves with the arrow. When setting any new
tab,
a new icon copy will appear.
If
you decide not
to
set a tab
or
wish to erase one, simply move the marker away from the
graduated line
and
release the mouse button. In a like manner,
position a decimal tab
at
the 5 inch mark.
To
distinguish
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