51) Hyphenation and Justification in Scribus

In this lecture we will look at hyphenation and justification, to help to make justified text more readable. Large gaps not only make text more difficult to read, they also don't look professional. Hyphenation leads to a more even distribution of words, and as a result word spacing. With justification we allow Scribus to compress the space between words on some sentences, in order to remove large gaps on other sentences. And glyph scaling also helps making the white space between words more even. We will also look at the difference between automatic and manual hyphenation.