The left part of the attached figure showes the nomal typeset of \parbox
.
The first/second lines are fully filled with words, and the rest words are bent to the third line.
What interests me is: how to justify
words of the last line autometically as shown on the right part of the attatched figure? Briefly speaking, add a option arg [s]
to \parbox
just like the \makebox
does.
\documentclass{article}
%\usepackage{...}
\begin{document}
\parbox[s]{15em}{How to spread align the rest words which are not enough to fill the width of parbox?}% I just want the option arg of \parbox in this example works like \makebox[s] does.
\end{document}
Best Answer
There is nothing special about
\parbox
here, you see the same paragraph justification in the main page, normally the last line is allowed to be short but if you want that space to be 0pt you can setAs this makes it much harder to get a reasonable paragraph setting you probably should also use
\sloppy
to allow other spaces to stretch more to compensate.