How do I justify a line with half left and half right

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Guest

I am typing labels (Avery 5366 file labels) and am having trouble getting it
to justify on both left and right sides, like below:

EIP00-0000 WATERVIEW
SMITH CO. (AKA EDGEWATER)

I tried putting in a table, using colums, etc. Help!!
 
C

Charles Kenyon

You could use right-tabs at the right margin. Within a label, use Ctrl-Tab
to insert a tab instead of moving to the next table cell.
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