How to remove blank space between words in justified paragraphs

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Sometimes you may see too much space between the words after you justify your paragraph text. This doesn't look good if you are self-publishing an ebook, printed book, or simply an article or report. Actually, there are two ways to remove those wide gaps.

The first method is to use Hyphenation settings in your document.

The second method is to use 'Kerning for fonts'. It's the spacing between the characters, and this spacing is mostly different for every font face we use.

Watch this video to learn how to work out both these methods.

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