justify text with left + right in the same text box, without creating a new text

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Is there a way to align / justify text with left + right in the same text box, without creating a new text box? It's not too big of a deal, but would save time, if there is a workaround.

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: This would only be determined by the company you're submitting the prepress files to. If this is something like a lighted sign company that typically work regularly with CAD files then maybe.

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: What do you call these types of images? What do call these types of graphics? I'm referring to the green part of this image. I found it on a website.

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Each paragraph in the same text box can have different text alignments, so you cannot set more than 1 text alignment per paragraph.

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: Should spacing between containers be consistent? First an admission: I'm not a graphic designer. So I'm posting this question here. As per request, the purpose of the inner containers is to

: This would only be determined by the company you're submitting the prepress files to. If this is something like a lighted sign company that typically work regularly with CAD files then maybe.

: What do you call these types of images? What do call these types of graphics? I'm referring to the green part of this image. I found it on a website.

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