Use Alignment Method with 3 how-to topics: Set Align Left, Set Center Align, and Set Align Right; choose a topic from the index and follow the steps to complete the setup.
How-to Index
| No. | Topic | Membership Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1. Set Align Left | Free |
| 2 | 2. Set Center Align | Free |
| 3 | 3. Set Align Right | Free |
How-to Guide
1. Set Align Left
Entry: Edit button in the lower-right corner → Align & Indent
- Open a smart document and tap the Edit button in the lower-right corner.
- Select the paragraph or text you want to adjust.
- Tap Align & Indent in the bottom toolbar.
- Select Align Left.
Success Criteria
- The selected text or paragraph appears aligned to the left.
- New content continues with left alignment in the current paragraph.
Tips While Using
- Select the target paragraph before changing the alignment.
- Align Left is usually the most suitable option for body text.
2. Set Center Align
Entry: Edit button in the lower-right corner → Align & Indent
- Open a smart document and enter editing mode.
- Select the title or short text you want to emphasize.
- Tap Align & Indent.
- Select Center Align.
Success Criteria
- The selected text appears in the middle of the paragraph area.
- The title or short text becomes more visually prominent.
Tips While Using
- Center Align is more suitable for titles, cover text, or short lines.
- Using center alignment for long body paragraphs can reduce reading efficiency.
3. Set Align Right
Entry: Edit button in the lower-right corner → Align & Indent
- Open a smart document and tap Edit.
- Select the signature, date, or other content that should appear on the right.
- Tap Align & Indent.
- Select Align Right.
Success Criteria
- The selected text appears aligned to the right.
- Signatures, dates, or closing information look more organized.
Tips While Using
- Align Right is more suitable for short content and is not recommended for long body paragraphs.
- If you do not see a visible change, confirm that the content is selected first.