Minipage: The words at the end of each line touch the border of the minipage and not over space












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As I avoid the space at the end of the lines. I want the last word of each line to touch the edge of the minipage but not to exceed it. Each line has to stay as it is, one should not remove or include words, or change words between two lines. I can not use spaceskip to rearrange each line individually.
The first word of each line should touch the right edge of the minipage just as it is in the image below. The distribution of the words should be agreeable in the end.
Lines that have only one word are not a problem as long as the word remains in the text.
I want to know a global solution, such as a style, or package, or command, etc.



Text sample



documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancybox,anyfontsize,geometry,setspace}
thispagestyle{empty}
paperwidth=15.0in
paperheight=13.0in
addtolength{textwidth}{12.55in}
addtolength{textheight}{6.90in}
begin{document}
fbox{
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{spacing}{9}
fontsize{40}{6}selectfont

spaceskip=1.78fontdimen2font plus 1.2fontdimen3font minus 1.2fontdimen4font
Deep down, I know I do \
great work! I literally \
study every single day, \
and I work on huge projects at work. I've been in \
the field for over 15 years. I work with \
and even challenge some of the \
best developers.
end{spacing}
end{minipage}
}
end{document}


Hi @leandriis, here a code using makebox[linewidth][s]:



documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancybox,anyfontsize,geometry,setspace}
thispagestyle{empty}
paperwidth=15.0in
paperheight=13.0in
addtolength{textwidth}{12.55in}
addtolength{textheight}{6.90in}
begin{document}
fbox{
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{spacing}{9}
fontsize{40}{6}selectfont

spaceskip=1.78fontdimen2font plus 1.2fontdimen3font minus 1.2fontdimen4font
makebox[linewidth][s]{Deep down, I know I do} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{great work! I literally} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{study every single day,} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{and I work on huge projects at work. I've been in} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{the field for over 15 years. I work with} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{and even challenge some of the} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{best developers.}
end{spacing}
end{minipage}
}
end{document}


and the result



Don't work










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    Possibly related? fully stretch text horizontally on page

    – leandriis
    8 hours ago











  • Sorry, but after reading your question several times, I can't understand what the request is.

    – egreg
    8 hours ago






  • 1





    are you just saying that you want forced line breaks but stretching the words not leaving the line short? In which case you want linebreak not \ but your question is very unclear

    – David Carlisle
    8 hours ago











  • Hi @leandriis, use makebox [ linewidth] [s] did not work as shown in the second image of my question. One of the lines crossed the border.

    – Diego Bnei Noah
    7 hours ago
















1















As I avoid the space at the end of the lines. I want the last word of each line to touch the edge of the minipage but not to exceed it. Each line has to stay as it is, one should not remove or include words, or change words between two lines. I can not use spaceskip to rearrange each line individually.
The first word of each line should touch the right edge of the minipage just as it is in the image below. The distribution of the words should be agreeable in the end.
Lines that have only one word are not a problem as long as the word remains in the text.
I want to know a global solution, such as a style, or package, or command, etc.



Text sample



documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancybox,anyfontsize,geometry,setspace}
thispagestyle{empty}
paperwidth=15.0in
paperheight=13.0in
addtolength{textwidth}{12.55in}
addtolength{textheight}{6.90in}
begin{document}
fbox{
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{spacing}{9}
fontsize{40}{6}selectfont

spaceskip=1.78fontdimen2font plus 1.2fontdimen3font minus 1.2fontdimen4font
Deep down, I know I do \
great work! I literally \
study every single day, \
and I work on huge projects at work. I've been in \
the field for over 15 years. I work with \
and even challenge some of the \
best developers.
end{spacing}
end{minipage}
}
end{document}


Hi @leandriis, here a code using makebox[linewidth][s]:



documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancybox,anyfontsize,geometry,setspace}
thispagestyle{empty}
paperwidth=15.0in
paperheight=13.0in
addtolength{textwidth}{12.55in}
addtolength{textheight}{6.90in}
begin{document}
fbox{
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{spacing}{9}
fontsize{40}{6}selectfont

spaceskip=1.78fontdimen2font plus 1.2fontdimen3font minus 1.2fontdimen4font
makebox[linewidth][s]{Deep down, I know I do} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{great work! I literally} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{study every single day,} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{and I work on huge projects at work. I've been in} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{the field for over 15 years. I work with} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{and even challenge some of the} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{best developers.}
end{spacing}
end{minipage}
}
end{document}


and the result



Don't work










share|improve this question




















  • 1





    Possibly related? fully stretch text horizontally on page

    – leandriis
    8 hours ago











  • Sorry, but after reading your question several times, I can't understand what the request is.

    – egreg
    8 hours ago






  • 1





    are you just saying that you want forced line breaks but stretching the words not leaving the line short? In which case you want linebreak not \ but your question is very unclear

    – David Carlisle
    8 hours ago











  • Hi @leandriis, use makebox [ linewidth] [s] did not work as shown in the second image of my question. One of the lines crossed the border.

    – Diego Bnei Noah
    7 hours ago














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As I avoid the space at the end of the lines. I want the last word of each line to touch the edge of the minipage but not to exceed it. Each line has to stay as it is, one should not remove or include words, or change words between two lines. I can not use spaceskip to rearrange each line individually.
The first word of each line should touch the right edge of the minipage just as it is in the image below. The distribution of the words should be agreeable in the end.
Lines that have only one word are not a problem as long as the word remains in the text.
I want to know a global solution, such as a style, or package, or command, etc.



Text sample



documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancybox,anyfontsize,geometry,setspace}
thispagestyle{empty}
paperwidth=15.0in
paperheight=13.0in
addtolength{textwidth}{12.55in}
addtolength{textheight}{6.90in}
begin{document}
fbox{
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{spacing}{9}
fontsize{40}{6}selectfont

spaceskip=1.78fontdimen2font plus 1.2fontdimen3font minus 1.2fontdimen4font
Deep down, I know I do \
great work! I literally \
study every single day, \
and I work on huge projects at work. I've been in \
the field for over 15 years. I work with \
and even challenge some of the \
best developers.
end{spacing}
end{minipage}
}
end{document}


Hi @leandriis, here a code using makebox[linewidth][s]:



documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancybox,anyfontsize,geometry,setspace}
thispagestyle{empty}
paperwidth=15.0in
paperheight=13.0in
addtolength{textwidth}{12.55in}
addtolength{textheight}{6.90in}
begin{document}
fbox{
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{spacing}{9}
fontsize{40}{6}selectfont

spaceskip=1.78fontdimen2font plus 1.2fontdimen3font minus 1.2fontdimen4font
makebox[linewidth][s]{Deep down, I know I do} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{great work! I literally} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{study every single day,} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{and I work on huge projects at work. I've been in} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{the field for over 15 years. I work with} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{and even challenge some of the} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{best developers.}
end{spacing}
end{minipage}
}
end{document}


and the result



Don't work










share|improve this question
















As I avoid the space at the end of the lines. I want the last word of each line to touch the edge of the minipage but not to exceed it. Each line has to stay as it is, one should not remove or include words, or change words between two lines. I can not use spaceskip to rearrange each line individually.
The first word of each line should touch the right edge of the minipage just as it is in the image below. The distribution of the words should be agreeable in the end.
Lines that have only one word are not a problem as long as the word remains in the text.
I want to know a global solution, such as a style, or package, or command, etc.



Text sample



documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancybox,anyfontsize,geometry,setspace}
thispagestyle{empty}
paperwidth=15.0in
paperheight=13.0in
addtolength{textwidth}{12.55in}
addtolength{textheight}{6.90in}
begin{document}
fbox{
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{spacing}{9}
fontsize{40}{6}selectfont

spaceskip=1.78fontdimen2font plus 1.2fontdimen3font minus 1.2fontdimen4font
Deep down, I know I do \
great work! I literally \
study every single day, \
and I work on huge projects at work. I've been in \
the field for over 15 years. I work with \
and even challenge some of the \
best developers.
end{spacing}
end{minipage}
}
end{document}


Hi @leandriis, here a code using makebox[linewidth][s]:



documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancybox,anyfontsize,geometry,setspace}
thispagestyle{empty}
paperwidth=15.0in
paperheight=13.0in
addtolength{textwidth}{12.55in}
addtolength{textheight}{6.90in}
begin{document}
fbox{
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{spacing}{9}
fontsize{40}{6}selectfont

spaceskip=1.78fontdimen2font plus 1.2fontdimen3font minus 1.2fontdimen4font
makebox[linewidth][s]{Deep down, I know I do} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{great work! I literally} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{study every single day,} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{and I work on huge projects at work. I've been in} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{the field for over 15 years. I work with} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{and even challenge some of the} \
makebox[linewidth][s]{best developers.}
end{spacing}
end{minipage}
}
end{document}


and the result



Don't work







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  • 1





    Possibly related? fully stretch text horizontally on page

    – leandriis
    8 hours ago











  • Sorry, but after reading your question several times, I can't understand what the request is.

    – egreg
    8 hours ago






  • 1





    are you just saying that you want forced line breaks but stretching the words not leaving the line short? In which case you want linebreak not \ but your question is very unclear

    – David Carlisle
    8 hours ago











  • Hi @leandriis, use makebox [ linewidth] [s] did not work as shown in the second image of my question. One of the lines crossed the border.

    – Diego Bnei Noah
    7 hours ago














  • 1





    Possibly related? fully stretch text horizontally on page

    – leandriis
    8 hours ago











  • Sorry, but after reading your question several times, I can't understand what the request is.

    – egreg
    8 hours ago






  • 1





    are you just saying that you want forced line breaks but stretching the words not leaving the line short? In which case you want linebreak not \ but your question is very unclear

    – David Carlisle
    8 hours ago











  • Hi @leandriis, use makebox [ linewidth] [s] did not work as shown in the second image of my question. One of the lines crossed the border.

    – Diego Bnei Noah
    7 hours ago








1




1





Possibly related? fully stretch text horizontally on page

– leandriis
8 hours ago





Possibly related? fully stretch text horizontally on page

– leandriis
8 hours ago













Sorry, but after reading your question several times, I can't understand what the request is.

– egreg
8 hours ago





Sorry, but after reading your question several times, I can't understand what the request is.

– egreg
8 hours ago




1




1





are you just saying that you want forced line breaks but stretching the words not leaving the line short? In which case you want linebreak not \ but your question is very unclear

– David Carlisle
8 hours ago





are you just saying that you want forced line breaks but stretching the words not leaving the line short? In which case you want linebreak not \ but your question is very unclear

– David Carlisle
8 hours ago













Hi @leandriis, use makebox [ linewidth] [s] did not work as shown in the second image of my question. One of the lines crossed the border.

– Diego Bnei Noah
7 hours ago





Hi @leandriis, use makebox [ linewidth] [s] did not work as shown in the second image of my question. One of the lines crossed the border.

– Diego Bnei Noah
7 hours ago










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I am not sure, but I think you are asking for



enter image description here



documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancybox,anyfontsize,geometry,setspace}
thispagestyle{empty}
paperwidth=15.0in
paperheight=13.0in
addtolength{textwidth}{12.55in}
addtolength{textheight}{6.90in}
begin{document}
fbox{
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{spacing}{9}
fontsize{40}{6}selectfont

emergencystretchlinewidthparfillskip0pt
Deep down, I know I dolinebreak
great work! I literallylinebreak
study every single day,linebreak
and I work on huge projects at work. I've been inlinebreak
the field for over 15 years. I work withlinebreak
and even challenge some of thelinebreak
best developers.
end{spacing}
end{minipage}
}
end{document}





share|improve this answer



















  • 1





    This is using forced breaks as you seem to want and forces every line to be full width, but the spacing of course is not agreeable, but I could not understand your question if it was not asking for this.

    – David Carlisle
    8 hours ago











  • Hi @DavidCarlisle, Although the result has a very large spacing between words, this does not sound unpleasant, but depends on the width of the minipage. Your response was great. Thank you! Thank you all!

    – Diego Bnei Noah
    7 hours ago













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enter image description here



documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancybox,anyfontsize,geometry,setspace}
thispagestyle{empty}
paperwidth=15.0in
paperheight=13.0in
addtolength{textwidth}{12.55in}
addtolength{textheight}{6.90in}
begin{document}
fbox{
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{spacing}{9}
fontsize{40}{6}selectfont

emergencystretchlinewidthparfillskip0pt
Deep down, I know I dolinebreak
great work! I literallylinebreak
study every single day,linebreak
and I work on huge projects at work. I've been inlinebreak
the field for over 15 years. I work withlinebreak
and even challenge some of thelinebreak
best developers.
end{spacing}
end{minipage}
}
end{document}





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  • 1





    This is using forced breaks as you seem to want and forces every line to be full width, but the spacing of course is not agreeable, but I could not understand your question if it was not asking for this.

    – David Carlisle
    8 hours ago











  • Hi @DavidCarlisle, Although the result has a very large spacing between words, this does not sound unpleasant, but depends on the width of the minipage. Your response was great. Thank you! Thank you all!

    – Diego Bnei Noah
    7 hours ago


















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I am not sure, but I think you are asking for



enter image description here



documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancybox,anyfontsize,geometry,setspace}
thispagestyle{empty}
paperwidth=15.0in
paperheight=13.0in
addtolength{textwidth}{12.55in}
addtolength{textheight}{6.90in}
begin{document}
fbox{
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{spacing}{9}
fontsize{40}{6}selectfont

emergencystretchlinewidthparfillskip0pt
Deep down, I know I dolinebreak
great work! I literallylinebreak
study every single day,linebreak
and I work on huge projects at work. I've been inlinebreak
the field for over 15 years. I work withlinebreak
and even challenge some of thelinebreak
best developers.
end{spacing}
end{minipage}
}
end{document}





share|improve this answer



















  • 1





    This is using forced breaks as you seem to want and forces every line to be full width, but the spacing of course is not agreeable, but I could not understand your question if it was not asking for this.

    – David Carlisle
    8 hours ago











  • Hi @DavidCarlisle, Although the result has a very large spacing between words, this does not sound unpleasant, but depends on the width of the minipage. Your response was great. Thank you! Thank you all!

    – Diego Bnei Noah
    7 hours ago
















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3








3







I am not sure, but I think you are asking for



enter image description here



documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancybox,anyfontsize,geometry,setspace}
thispagestyle{empty}
paperwidth=15.0in
paperheight=13.0in
addtolength{textwidth}{12.55in}
addtolength{textheight}{6.90in}
begin{document}
fbox{
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{spacing}{9}
fontsize{40}{6}selectfont

emergencystretchlinewidthparfillskip0pt
Deep down, I know I dolinebreak
great work! I literallylinebreak
study every single day,linebreak
and I work on huge projects at work. I've been inlinebreak
the field for over 15 years. I work withlinebreak
and even challenge some of thelinebreak
best developers.
end{spacing}
end{minipage}
}
end{document}





share|improve this answer













I am not sure, but I think you are asking for



enter image description here



documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancybox,anyfontsize,geometry,setspace}
thispagestyle{empty}
paperwidth=15.0in
paperheight=13.0in
addtolength{textwidth}{12.55in}
addtolength{textheight}{6.90in}
begin{document}
fbox{
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{spacing}{9}
fontsize{40}{6}selectfont

emergencystretchlinewidthparfillskip0pt
Deep down, I know I dolinebreak
great work! I literallylinebreak
study every single day,linebreak
and I work on huge projects at work. I've been inlinebreak
the field for over 15 years. I work withlinebreak
and even challenge some of thelinebreak
best developers.
end{spacing}
end{minipage}
}
end{document}






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answered 8 hours ago









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  • 1





    This is using forced breaks as you seem to want and forces every line to be full width, but the spacing of course is not agreeable, but I could not understand your question if it was not asking for this.

    – David Carlisle
    8 hours ago











  • Hi @DavidCarlisle, Although the result has a very large spacing between words, this does not sound unpleasant, but depends on the width of the minipage. Your response was great. Thank you! Thank you all!

    – Diego Bnei Noah
    7 hours ago
















  • 1





    This is using forced breaks as you seem to want and forces every line to be full width, but the spacing of course is not agreeable, but I could not understand your question if it was not asking for this.

    – David Carlisle
    8 hours ago











  • Hi @DavidCarlisle, Although the result has a very large spacing between words, this does not sound unpleasant, but depends on the width of the minipage. Your response was great. Thank you! Thank you all!

    – Diego Bnei Noah
    7 hours ago










1




1





This is using forced breaks as you seem to want and forces every line to be full width, but the spacing of course is not agreeable, but I could not understand your question if it was not asking for this.

– David Carlisle
8 hours ago





This is using forced breaks as you seem to want and forces every line to be full width, but the spacing of course is not agreeable, but I could not understand your question if it was not asking for this.

– David Carlisle
8 hours ago













Hi @DavidCarlisle, Although the result has a very large spacing between words, this does not sound unpleasant, but depends on the width of the minipage. Your response was great. Thank you! Thank you all!

– Diego Bnei Noah
7 hours ago







Hi @DavidCarlisle, Although the result has a very large spacing between words, this does not sound unpleasant, but depends on the width of the minipage. Your response was great. Thank you! Thank you all!

– Diego Bnei Noah
7 hours ago




















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